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<!-- 2. connect session -->
<!-- 3. disconnect session -->
<!-- 4. publish stream -->
<!-- 5. unpublish stream -->
<!-- 6. play stream -->
<!-- 7. pause stream -->
<!-- 8. unpause stream -->
<!-- 9. seek stream -->
<!-- 10. stop stream -->
<!-- 11. server-start server -->
<!-- 12. server-stop server -->
<!-- 13. vhost-start vhost -->
<!-- 14. vhost-stop vhost -->
<!-- The desired events are specified as a semi-colon separated list --
>
<!-- Specifying * will log all events. -->
<Events>connect;disconnect;play;pause;unpause;stop</Events>
<!-- The following describes which information gets logged for each --
>
<!-- event. Not all fields make sense for all events in which case --
>
<!-- they will be empty in the log file. The possible fields are -->
<!-- 1. x-event Type of event -->
<!-- 2. x-category Event category -->
<!-- 3. date Date at which the event occurred -->
<!-- 4. time Time at which the event occurred -->
<!-- 5. tz Time zone information -->
<!-- 6. x-ctx Event-dependent context information -->
<!-- 7. x-pid Server process id -->
<!-- 8. x-cpu-load CPU load -->
<!-- 9. x-mem-load Memory load (as reported in
getServerStats)-->
<!-- 10. x-adaptor Adaptor name -->
<!-- 11. x-vhost Vhost name -->
<!-- 12. x-app Application name -->
<!-- 13. x-appinst Application instance name -->
<!-- 14. c-ip Client ip address -->
<!-- 15. c-proto Connection protocol - rtmp or rtmpt -->
<!-- 16. s-uri URI of the fms application -->
<!-- 17. c-referrer URI of the referrer -->
<!-- 18. c-user-agent User agent -->
<!-- 19. c-client-id Client ID -->
<!-- 20. cs-bytes Bytes transferred from client to server ->
<!-- 21. sc-bytes Bytes transferred from server to client ->
<!-- 22. x-sname Stream name -->
<!-- 23. x-file-size Stream size in bytes -->
<!-- 24. x-file-length Stream length in seconds -->
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