{include file="crumbs.html"}
{$message}
{if $id}<#Edit#>{else}<#New#>{/if} <#Log Source#> {if $errors.fatal}

<#Fatal Error#>

{$errors.fatal}

{/if}

{$errors.enabled|escape}

<#A note about log streams#>

Logs are not saved locally when listening to a stream. If no IP is entered or if the IP is 'localhost' then all interfaces will be monitored for the incoming UDP stream. The port is the listening port for the incomming UDP stream from remote servers.

{$errors.path|escape}

If your logs are on this server then set the protocol to 'Local Logs' and enter the path above. Also note: Local paths should always be full absolute paths. Relative paths can cause problems and are relative to the directory where stats.pl is run from (not from this website).

{$errors.type|escape}

{$errors.host|escape}

{$errors.port|escape}

{$errors.passive|escape}

{$errors.username|escape}

{$errors.blank|escape}

{if $id and $log.password}

New password?

Only type in a password if you want to change it.

{/if}

{$errors.password|escape}

{$errors.password2|escape}

{* --- pasword div --- *}
{* --- blank div --- *}

{$errors.defaultmap|escape}

{$errors.skiplast|escape}

{$errors.skiplastline|escape}

(<#only affects the last log in a directory#>)

{$errors.recursive|escape}

If enabled, sub-dirs in the log path will be processed up to $depth levels deep (See below).

{$errors.depth|escape}

{* recursive div *}

<#Stream Access-List#>

Using the options input below you can enter a list of IP hosts or networks that are allowed to stream to this log source. If nothing is entered then any stream will be allowed (which is not recommended). If an IP is entered with no ports then any port is allowed for that IP. CIDR block notation can be used to specify a network of hosts.

1 IP and port combination per line. For example:

	192.168.1.1     27015
	172.16.0.0/24	27000-27050
	10.9.4.2/8      27015,27018-27020
	200.3.2.1

{$errors.options|escape}

{if $id} {/if}
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