gruftistats1

Generates statistics and quotes from an irc log

Usage

gruftistats -r conffile -p formatfile logfile [logfiles ...]

Overview

This manual page documents briefly the gruftistats program.

gruftistats is a program to read IRC logs. It produces a web page, with various statistics and quotes from the channel. Output is to stdout.

Options

These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. For a complete description, see the Info files.

-r conffile: Specifies the configuration file for gruftistats. See conffile below.

-p formatfile: Specifies the filename containing the regexps to match against the text in the logfile.

logfile [logfiles]: Specifies the file or files for gruftistats to parse.

Conffile

The sections in the conffile are in the form option=value

channame: Name of the channel being parsed

myname: Name of the person to show on the html as creating the stats page

myemail: Email address of myname to show on the outputted page

page_bg: Background Color for the page

page_text: common text color

page_text_contrast: contrasting text color

date_bg: background color under the daily bar graphs

table_index_bg: background color for table index column

table_nick_bg: background color for nicks column in the tables

table_2_bg: background color for the second column in the tables

table_3_bg: background color for the third column in the tables

table_head_nick: background color for the first column heading

table_head_other: background color for the remaining column headings

statwords: comma seperated list of words to look for, for the "Big Numbers" table. One is chosen at random

botname, botname2, botname3: Nicks to ignore in the stats.

picext: Extension (filetype) of the bargraph images. (eg. ".png")

credits: Extra text to append to the credits table at the bottom of the page

min_quote_len: Minimum quote length to randomly choose from

max_quote_len: Maximum quote length to randomly choose from

font1: Font to use for common text

font2: Font to use for the nicknames

font3: Font for miscellanious data text

header: Extra text to prepend to the HTML document just after the opening <body> tag

Releases

Unchanged in 3 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody).

3.0–4.0