Qlog v1.20 Installation Thanks for downloading qlog :-) Qlog is a set of programs used to generate web page statistics based on QuakeWorld frag log files. How to Setup Qlog Turn on your frag logging using the FRAGLOGFILE command. You may put this command in your server.cfg file so that it is set correctly when the server starts up. You should place all the Qlog files in a single directory. The Qlog executable will look for the qlog.cfg config file in the same directory it is located. You must have qstat installed to keep track of ping times. If you don't want to use qstat, you can not run the get_ping.pl. Just comment out the "ping" line in qlog.cfg. Get qstat from the following URL: http://www.activesw.com/people/steve/qstat.html You will need to compile it. See the qstat documentation for help on how to do that. You must also setup cron to run the get_ping.pl script once every minute. The crontab entry should look like this: * * * * * /yourdirhere/get_ping.pl You need to setup the following variables in get_ping.pl: Variable Name Function $ping_file Location of the ping data file. This should match the value of ping in qlog.cfg. $qstat Location of qstat executable. @servers Lists you Quake/QuakeWorld servers. Can be listed as "dilbert.cninc.com" or "dilbert.cninc.com:27501". Next you need to setup qlog.cfg. A default setup is provided in qlog.cfg.dist. Start with that: cp qlog.cfg.dist qlog.cgf Use your friendly UN*X editor to edit qlog.cfg. It's documented fairly well, so I don't see the need to repeat it here. If you're curious, view the sample config file here. Now that you've setup qlog.cfg... you're ready to go. Run qlog by hand a few times. Usage is: qlog For a list of command line options, use: qlog -help To get the Qlog version: qlog -v Note: Qlog does some log file summarizing, so it will run much, much faster after the initial run. To display execution time: qlog -time ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Author: Craig Knudsen - cknudsen@radix.net Home Page: http://www.radix.net/~cknudsen/qlog/