How to make webalizer not avilaible for public?

[algisas]

How to make webalizer not available for public?

Hi,

I can't find answer here or in help.
Is there a way to make webaliser accesible only from directAdmin, but not available from http://mysite.com/stats

Thanks,
Algis

 

[jmstacey]

They are not public in defautl DirectAdmin installs.

Here are instructions on how to make them public:
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=32

doing the reverse of that (removing the directory/link) should do it.

You may want to contact your hosting provider about this first though.

 

[algisas]

Hi,


Thanks for reply.
It was not open by default. But now I can't set an empty link, also I can't delete the directory. The only thing I can do is to make this dir name imposible to guess for stranger...

It's not big deal, but it's frustrating that there is no simple wa back

 

[jmstacey]

cd /home/username/domains/domain.com/public_html
rm -f stats

That doesn't work?

 

[algisas]

Hi, thanks again.
That actually didn't work, because, I've used wrong user/passw ... with wrong permissions, but I've succesfully deleted it throu directAdmin file manager.

 

[D9R]

Here are instructions on how to make them public:
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=32

How to allow webalizer stats to be viewable through the web:
If a User does not want to have to login to DirectAdmin each time he accesses his webstats, a symbolic link can be made to access webalizer through www.domain.com/webstats

cd /home/username/domains/domain.com/public_html
ln -s ../stats webstats

Where username is the name of the user, domain.com is the name of the domain and webstats is the name of the path you want to use through apache.

Does that go in the .htaccess file?

I added the following to my .htaccess file and it (braves400.org/webstats) returns a '500 Internal Server Error':

# make webstats viewable from public directory
cd /home/braves400/domains/braves400.org/public_html
ln -s ../stats webstats

I put 'RewriteEngine On' at the top and it still doesn't work.

 

[jmstacey]

No, those are commands that should be run on the command line.

No .htaccess is required for this.