Version: 0.7-4
Severity: minor
Package: visitors
Man page says
% visitors access.log | less
That will produce a human readable output in text only.
Need --output text for that. By the way, that makes
--- Click on the report name you want to see
--- The red part of the bar expresses
but one cannot click or see red in text.
-K --google-keyphrases
Activate a report that shows common search keyphrases used to
found your web site from Google.
s/found/find/
README says
feel free to send it to antirez (at) gmail (dot) org.
isn't that com, not org? Also different email than on man page.
visitors --output text -A|grep \ $ #reveals some wasteful trailing blanks
All over the output you love to put numbers at the end:
1) Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0): 13
2) INGRID/2.0: 1
You should put that 13 and 1 before such varying length strings, not
after, else they won't line up.
--- Agents requesting robots.txt. MSIECrawler excluded.
--- Referers ordered by visits (google excluded)
Put them into default exclusion --optional regexps, don't hardwire
them.
Mention "web trails" in Debian Description. Major selling point.
No SIMPLE --quiet --trails to get only trails.
--exclude pattern
Works exactly like --grep, but only lines NOT matching the
specified pattern are processed. Note that --grep...
Mention that also in the --grep discussion, else those users won't
necessarily stumble upon this.
Mention at the --trails paragraph if they will never longer than be A
-> B. Say whether no A -> B -> C or longer appearing in the results is
due to the user's logfiles just happening not to have such
occurrences, or if indeed it is a limitation of the program ... Alas,
this seems very likely to be the case. So do mention that trials are
only computed to one step on the man page and Debian Description. Too
bad.
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