Customizing report

[Laurent Marion]

Thanks for answer, ploticus works. that's good.

Who have differents template of firewall? (not the default firewall report?)

Best Regards

Laurent

Wytze van der Raay wrote on 24/01/2005 12:30:
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> Laurent Marion wrote:
> 
> | I have two questions:
> | How to modify the chart graphics (color, type and other)....
> 
> As far as I am aware, you cannot do this directly from Lire; currently the
> only configurable parameter with respect to charts is "lr_chart_font" to
> select a different font. However, since Lire invokes ploticus as a command
> line utility, you can configure ploticus' behaviour through an external
> configuration file. For example, to create a chart with green background,
> blue text and red bars, put the following in a file:
>     option: -color blue
>     option: -backcolor green
>     varvalue: color=red
> and make this file known to ploticus through the environment variable
> PLOTICUS_CONFIG:
>     PLOTICUS_CONFIG=/absolute/path/to/file
>     export PLOTICUS_CONFIG
> before running Lire as usual.
> 
> By the way, the graph type (bars, pie, histogram etc.) *is* configured
> directly within Lire, through the "charttype=" parameter in the report
> description.
> 
> | How to restrict rapport to one day only :
> | when you do a xml files on three days with log2report and you want to
> | have a html result on only one day, how to proceed?
> 
> Uhm, de-aggregating the data ... I'm not quite sure how you could do that.
> Perhaps a filter expression (as described in the Lire Developer's Manual,
> Chapter 11, Lire Report Specification Markup Language) could be of some 
> use,
> but I have no experience with applying that.
> 
> Regards,
> - -- wytze
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