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#   CONFIGURATION FOR SPECIFIC USER.
#
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# Account name on the server.
$account = "*******";

# URL of this website.
$website = "www.jdhartsell.com";

# Page title for hit count report. Report header will be $pagetitle: month, year.
$pagetitle = "www.jdhartsell.com Hit Counts";

# Base directory for access_log.
$logdir = "/home/*******/";

# Directory for Hit Count Report files and working files.
# Form: /home/accountname/public_html/workingdirectory/
$basedir = "/home/*******/public_html/hitcnt/";

# HTML file type extension ("htm" vs. "html").
$htmlext = "html";

# For the PAGE NAME column in the Hit Count report:
# 0=show directory name, 1=remove first level directory name, if any. Normally = 0.
$trim_page_dir = 0;

# For the DESCRIPTION column in the Hit Count report, if no description in pagelist.txt,
# and for "all files in a directory", the page name will be used without its file descriptor.
# This param is normally 0, but to remove the leading directory path, set it to 1.
# e.g. for news/newsletter0505.pdf, 0 means "news/newsletter0505", 1 means "newsletter0505". 
$trim_descr_dir = 1;

# At end of program, empty /home/accountname/access_log for next rollover by the server.
# Yes=1, No=0. (Only set to "No" if another program will be processing access_log.) 
$delete_access_log = 1;

# Log all referring web pages in history log (if searchlist.txt exists).
# Yes=1, No=0. This does not include referrals from $website.
$log_referrer = 1;

# Write file search_log.txt containing search engine search strings.
# No=0, Daily=1 (overlay yesterday's), Continuous=2 (append to current file).
$write_searchlog = 2;