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@StoneStepsInc StoneStepsInc released this 04 Oct 17:29
· 294 commits to master since this release

Highcharts Usage

Please note that Highcharts is not an Open Source package and may be used without buying a license only for non-commercial purposes. Read Highcharts' page for additional information about their licensing before enabling Highcharts in the reports:

https://shop.highsoft.com/faq#Non-Commercial-0

See Working with JavaScript Charts for more information about JavaScript charts.

Notes

  • If you are running SSW using only a GeoIP database (i.e. without a DNS cache database), you can ignore this note. City names stored in existing DNS cache databases will not appear in the city report because they are missing GeoName entries in addition to city names. For a full city report you need to delete any DNS cache database produced by a SSW prior to v5.0.1.

  • Since v4.2.0 the default transfer amounts will be rendered in human-readable format by default. If you would like to continue using traditional KBytes columns, use ClassicKBytes and change the heading Transfer to KBytes in your language file. See README for additional information.

  • Stone Steps Webalizer v4 and v5 cannot read databases created by any other release prior to v4. You need to retain the latest previous version of Stone Steps Webalizer if you would like to generate reports directly from pre-v4 databases (i.e. using --prepare-report and without reprocessing all log files for that month).

  • Visual Studio 2015-2019 redistributable package must be installed prior to running Windows binaries. Download x86 or x64 package at this location:

    https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/VC_redist.x64.exe
    https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/VC_redist.x86.exe

  • Download new GeoIP city and country databases at either of these locations:

    http://www.maxmind.com/app/geoip_country
    http://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2/

Changes

  • BUG: [BB-21] Fixed a bug causing DNS cache hit ratio always being zero