• ThisWiki:action=log (do this at your wiki, you typically won't be able to follow this link, because the chance is low that you are an administrator of the ProWiki)

days=7 The length of the period. Note this may may create really large tables that may make the server program fault.

(default: days=1)

more=1 The limit for the sum=1 / NIPmore evaluation.

(default: more=1)

sum=1 Adds a number of statistical evalutations.

(default: sum=0)

names=1 Adds a display of user / login names.

(default: names=0)

robots=1 Also displays robot sessions.

(default: names=0)

admins=0 Don't display administrator sessions.

(default: admins=1)

lines=0 Suppress the display of the individual sessions (usually used with sum=1 or names=1)

(default: lines=1)

gap=10 The maximum time interval in minutes between accesses that are still to be counted within one session.

(default: gap=20)

select=xyz Only display accesses that have xyz in their data (may be used to select IPs, user names and pages.

(default: undefined)

select=xyz Don't display accesses that have xyz in their data (may be used to select IPs, user names and pages.

(default: undefined)

Legend for sum=1

• Hsum: total sessions timespan (hours)
• Sessions: numbers of sessions
• Singles: numbers of 1-access-sessions (typically a visitor from a search engine who didn't read on)
• Pages: number of directly accessed pages (no actions)
• Edits: number of edits and previews
• Actions: number of all other actions
• XPS: accesses per session
• SECPS: seconds per session
• SECPX: seconds per access (average page read time)
• NIPs: number of different IPs
• NIPmore: number of IPs that accessed the wiki more than more times during the timespan. If you use about "days=more*more" you will get a rough estimate for the number of regulars of your wiki (e.g. days=1 and more=1, days=4 and more=2, days=25 and more=5, ...)

Related topics

• ActionStat (Simpler access statistics)
• ActionLogg (a similar function for a WikiGroup)