fusionictnl said:You could try using the full path to your perl binary, same as executing a php file through cron.
Well, could you guide me as to what do i do exactly? What do you mean by "using full path to perl binary"?
fusionictnl said:You could try using the full path to your perl binary, same as executing a php file through cron.
Alain said:Hi, first of all, thanks for making this plugin public!
Second, for some reason, AwStats doesn't seem to count the visits/hits etc correctly. When i check the logs, i see there are every hour 10-20 unique visits. But AwStats says every day the total unique visits is somewhere between 5 and 10. For the hits the same, a very big difference with what the logs say, and what AwStats say....
Anyone has an clue why AwStats doesn't count them?
sander815 said:thx for this excellent plugin, donation send
wchost said:I get this error.
Can anyone help?
Unable to execute your request
Details
The password provided is not correct. The password is required due to the high risk factor of plugins
fusionictnl said:Both posting your problem AND PM me your problem :s Some people are just annoying.
This isn't a problem of the plugin. You just DIDN'T enter a password next to the install button! This is your admin password!
The user must first manually click on install awstats for each of his/her domains. This is not done automaticaly!