[Summary-Talk] Full Url in Request column

[Howard A Brummer <howard@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We operate 7 servers and produce one set of summary reports. We run 
SummaryPlus on OSX. Is there a way to have to reports show the full 
urls in the request column of reports so when clicked the browser 
goes to the correct server? If not, is there a way to create 
sub-reports for each server and still have a consolidated set of 
reports as we do now?
Thanks
Howard

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Howard Brummer

Travlang Online, Inc.
PO Box 880464
Boca Raton, FL 33488-0464
(561) 362-6494
(561) 362-6495 fax
(561) 703-3870 cel
howard@travlang.com

on 12/7/04 11:40 AM -0500, Jason Linhart wrote:

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>Michelle A. Hoyle sent me his configuration file and we both figured out
>what was going wrong with his Groups, Ads, and Goals.
>
>>>I used the following:
>>>
>>>Group:
>>>   /index.html?s=google
>
>The correct setting is "/?s=google".
>
>By default "/index.html" will map to "/", so that requests for either "/"
>or "/index.html" will both get reported as requests for "/". There for
>"/index.html?s=google" will get reported in Summary as a request for
>"/?s=google", so that is the string you need to put in for Groups, Goals,
>and Ads is "/?s=google". Because of a bug in Summary, this mapping was
>not working correctly in older versions of Summary, and so the reports
>would work as you had it configured in the old version.
>
>This mapping can be configured by setting "Names that "/" defaults to" on
>the Miscellaneous configuration page. See
><http://summary.net/manual/configuration.html#DirNames> for more
>information.
>
>Jason
>
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