# Example : writemaphtml { filename = "htmlmap.map"; image = "map.jpg"; };
# Description : Write the gathered information as as HTML map page. This
# allows the user to click the specified points of URLs.
-# The writemaphtml_url parameter in server will specify the
+# The html_url parameter in server will specify the
# URL that will be used in the HTML map. If omitted the
# filename created by writehml command is used. The <cut_lat>
# and <cut_lon> are specified if the <image> is a portion of
# the original map image. In this case the lat and lon specify
# which portion it is.
#
-# Command : writehtml { filename = <filename>; };
+# Command : writehtml { filename = <filename>; class = <class>; };
# Example : writehtml { filename = "index.html"; };
# Description : Write the gathered information as HTML pages. Every server
# command will have their own HTML file. The filename is
# based on the hostname of the server. The index HTML file
# will include list of the servers. The generated HTML files
# are quite raw and are intended to be embedded into user's
-# own website.
+# own website. If <class> is defined it is used as the
+# CSS class in the created HTML page.
+#
+# Command : writerel { filename = <filename>; class = <class;> };
+# Example : writerel { filename = "reliability.html"; };
+# Description : Writes a reliability graph of the servers. When SILC Map
+# is run several times the uptime statistics of the servers
+# that measure the reliability of the servers are drawn into
+# the reliability graph. The uptime statistics will be
+# saved into corresponding server filename. If <class>
+# is defined it is used as the CSS class in the created HTML
+# file.
#
# Command : cut { lat = <lat>; lon = <lon>; width = <width>;
# height = <height>; filename = <filename>; };
connect = false;
connect_timeout = "30";
+ # URL used in writemaphtml and writehtml, instead of hostname
+ #html_url = "";
+
# Statistics to fetch
starttime = true;
uptime = true;