Free-SA

A bug with incorrect parameters parsing on Apache has been fixed (not security related). Table row color interlacing via a JavaScript routine has been added. Extended POSIX regular expressions support for filter policies has been added. Meta 'robots' with 'noindex,nofollow' content to meet the recommendations of squid developers have been added to all HTML reports. Syslog-based logs report 2007 as the year now, not 2006. The experimental status for the 'user_unescape' option has been dropped. The count of supported codes has been expanded to 620, and a codes array overflow check has been added.

The 'divisor' option is now applied to the 'Bytes' field of TT reports. Support for a number options was added to the free-sa.conf file: 'ts_limit' for limiting the number of sites in the top sites report, 'dld_min' for filtering downloads from both indicator and report links with size smaller than the given value, and 'user_unescape' (experimental) for unescaping user names, which is useful for squid with NTLM auth module configuration. The 'ape' extension was added to the downloads-audio list and 'mkv' to downloads-video. Small makefile and documentation updates were made.

The most visible changes include a new 'local filter' report, a 'Bytes' column in some TT reports, and option="" in configuration files is accepted. There is initial Spanish language support, and an 'asf' extension in the downloads-video list. Small makefile and documentation updates have been made.

A few more descriptions have been added to INSTALL, FAQ, and man pages. You may define a 'sort' command path via the global.mk file. The 'tta' and 'flac' extensions have been added to the downloads-audio.sample file. free-sa.cgi, which provides real-time reports, will be installed in the WWWDIR/cgi-bin path (previous versions did not install it at all).

Better support for different Postfix log files (still experimental, but closer to stable). There are also some cross-platform fixes and code improvements. New file extensions have been added for the downloads report.