AwStats plugin for DA [Still in BETA]

[jmstacey]

Well, just giving you ideas. Most times its just a simple thing that you overlooked. Did you try the rm -rf command to try force the removal of it? As root you should be able to get rid of everything you want to no matter who the owner is.

 

[vincenzobar]

Had to do a rm -d -R awstats

and Y to every file!!!!!

Thanks for trying!!!!! seriously!!!!! no sarcasm i swear!!! text can come off wrong sometimes!

 

[l0rdphi1]

http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~steinl/vitser/rm.html

-R Raw eggs option. For every file deleted, print the
string "Ada sucks raw eggs" to the system console.

And -D isn't listed.


A simple rm -fr awstats should have removed your awstats directory in one sweep.

Phi1.

 

[vincenzobar]

That did the trick too... used it in my ftp directory!!!

thanks i will have to remember that one!!!! its alot quicker then the way i did it as seen above!

 

[l0rdphi1]

Indeed that is a lot easier

Good luck!

Phi1.

 

[vincenzobar]

last question!!!


I can't protect the link through tuning?!?!?!!?

one of my users noticveed that for me and is a little concerned. I guess i could protect the directory through file manager but thats a extra step that he will not like so much. I read the entire post, what did i look over or miss?

 

[fusionictnl]

Could you look in the public_html/awstats dir from a site you try to protect for a file named .htaccess ?

with a ls -la you can list the dir for . (hidden) files. (ssh offcourse )

and check if the location of the password file is correct ?

 

[vincenzobar]

this is what i got

-rw-r--r-- 1 freddyv freddyv 43 Aug 17 22:34 .htaccess

in root of awstats

where should it be?

 

[nobaloney]

If you insist on belittling people who try to help you, you'll soon find no one will help you.

If you want to remove a directory, and you don't care what's in it, as root...

First navigate to the directory that contains the directory you want to delete.

Then do this:

# rm -Rf directoryname

where directoryname is the name of the directory you want to delete.

If that doesn't work, then do:

ls -ald directoryname

and post the output.

Jeff

 

[vincenzobar]

If you insist on belittling people who try to help you, you'll soon find no one will help you.

If you want to remove a directory, and you don't care what's in it, as root...

First navigate to the directory that contains the directory you want to delete.

Then do this:

# rm -Rf directoryname

where directoryname is the name of the directory you want to delete.

If that doesn't work, then do:

ls -ald directoryname

and post the output.

Jeff

im going to let that slide!!!! i never belittled anyone!

thanks for the info!!

peace

 

[fusionictnl]

this is what i got

-rw-r--r-- 1 freddyv freddyv 43 Aug 17 22:34 .htaccess

in root of awstats

where should it be?

Open up the file and look to the .passwd path and check if this file exists. Normaly you should already get a popup for this domain, even if the .passwd isn't found I thought

 

[vincenzobar]

this is all thats in my .htaccess file

Options +ExecCGI
DirectoryIndex awstats.pl


nothing else

 

[fusionictnl]

Updated v0.9.2

- fixed password protection problems (tune awstats)



In reply:

The password couldn't be altered/set due to a fault in converting the password to .htpasswd password format.

The problem is now fixed.



Thx for your support

 

[vincenzobar]

Thank you for yours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now.. how do i update???

Result While Updating Plugin(s)

Details

Error Downloading http://www.fusion-ict.nl/da_plugin/awstats.tar.gz : Unable to open /usr/local/directadmin/plugins/awstats/plugin.tar.gz for writing

do i do a reinstall from scratch or what!

 

[fusionictnl]

Just delete the old one then install the new one.

 

[kamsel]

Hey,

Script works great, but I am having problem ONLY with one domain. Here is what I am getting:

Checking if there is already something installed..
AwStats Directory already exists on domain
Checking if awstats files are available...
Checking for AwStats itself
Awstats already exists.
(Re-)Activating CGI for dir
(Re-)Setting permissions
Now (re-)creating your configuration file.
Warning: symlink(): File exists in /usr/local/directadmin/plugins/awstats/user/index.html on line 77 Config file has been created and your statistics are now setup!

You can now view the statistics for your domain at: www.my_domain.com/awstats/

Is it because I have two domains on one account?
Also, other domain's stats are working fine.


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also, I forgot to mention that when i go to my_domain.com/awstats/ I am getting Internal Server Error



Thanks,
Kamsel

 

[jmstacey]

Make sure the awstats permisions are set to username:username and not username:apache

I ran into this problem because of that. The installation script does not change the file permissions if the directory already exists.

It may be a good idea to have it do it anyway fusionictnl in case of a similar problem. Or a check that will make sure its set correctly.

 

[vincenzobar]

Just delete the old one then install the new one.

I just un- tarred right over it and it worked perfect!!!! Thanks, you are THE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kamsel]

Hi,


Fixed. Thanks


kamsel

 

[UltimeWWW]

Hum, weird.

On one server I got a message saying that my log-format isn't OK but on the other one it's perfect.