logdir

logdir          /path/to/access/log/directory/ OR
logdir          ftp://site.com/site/of/access/log/directory

logdir indicates the directory in which your server's log files are kept. New in 6.0: you can specify an FTP URL instead of a local path, at your option. Note that usernames and passwords can be specified using the following syntax:

ftp://username:password@site.com/rest/of/path

This allows access to non-anonymous FTP sites.

Note that proxy servers can be specified using the -ps and -pp command line options.

If you specify a directory name for this option, wusage will analyze all standard log files found in that directory. (Files which do not contain valid log data will be ignored.) Files which have been compressed using gzip (not zip) will be automatically analyzed, just like regular uncompressed files. This option is very useful if your server creates a new log file each day, or if you have several log files from different mirror sites. Note that wusage can still handle all of your log files even if several files have entries for the same period in time. Although more than 20 log files that overlap in time will slow wusage down considerably, any number of nonoverlapping log files should not present a problem. See your web server's documentation and configuration files or talk to your internet service provider for more information about the location of the server log files. The logdir option can be overridden by the -l command line option. See the section on reading from many log files for more information about working with more than one log file.

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