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awstats update time & server time difference

Hi

I have installed Advanced Web Statistics 6.0 (build 1.704) with DA and it seems it works fine except for time thing..

The server time is:

[root@server root]# date
Fri Feb 13 09:03:35 MYT 2004


However, when I click "update now" button and refreshed time shows :

12 Feb 2004 - 17:04 Update now

Doesn't awstats take time from the server ? The refreshed browser time is LA time vs. Malaysian time.

Any clue to it ??

Sun Joo
 
I've searched about install AWStats at those forums:
Some information about scripts to execute after or before domain is created (needed to install awstats for new domains)
some information to install awstats (with a lot of changes in every post)

But I did'nt find a clear How-To. No one change Webalizer for AwStats ??

Why DirectAdmin don't support (by default) a great and free software ?

Thanks
 
Was looking to install this because many of my clients have asked for it, but when going to awstats.mydomain.com I get a forbidden message.

I followed the instructions word for word, any ideas as to what I may have missed?
 
bonnmac said:
Was looking to install this because many of my clients have asked for it, but when going to awstats.mydomain.com I get a forbidden message.

I followed the instructions word for word, any ideas as to what I may have missed?
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Try adding the following to a .htaccess file where you have installed awstats:

Options +FollowSymlinks +ExecCGI
AddHandler cgi-script cgi pl
DirectoryIndex awstats.pl

That should do it
 
Non-Geek step-by-step would be good

Just read this entire thread as looking for something like this instead of weblizer. The problems most have getting it to work seem like they would be simple to solve with some easy step-by-step instructions, written from the viewpoint of a non-programmer to a non-geek.

It would seem like all the needed steps could be said concisely on perhaps a page of instuctions. If that was done I would definately get this myself but with all the issues (much more experienced) users have I am extremely reluctant to try it as I am sure it would not work right after reading this thread. Just my 2 cents.
 
hrrrm
changed everything to /home/wolf/public_html/awstats and /var/log/httpd/ as supposedly I was supposed to (??) (don't use the admin user).
untarred the stuff properly (nothing shows up in /home/wolf/public_html/awstats, but a bit shows up in the /home/wolf/public_html/awstats/* directories)
ran the php code
nada
even data isn't being shown
nothing's changing at all.
 
!Newb Warning! !Newb Warning!

I'm new to DA so i apologise for my ignorance.
How do i create a subdomain ?

1) Create a sub domain on the servers primary domain called
awstats.
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I tried creating the domain 'awstats.domain.com' ( from the admin panel ) but that doesn't seem to make any form of directory.

Thanks and Sorry :)
 
In your admin panel goto your USER DOMAIN and create the subdomain there.

Do you have the install.txt? Can you mail it to me?
 
thanks for the quick reply,
is that through 'DNS Administration' ?
that doesn't seem to be the way..

Sure i'll email you install.txt but you can download it from the SourceForge link in the first post :)
What's your email ?
 
I have emailed you,

Which panel are you finding this from?

Admin Pane
Reseller Panel
User Panel

?

Thanks
 
Has anyone gotten AWStats working? I cannot get it installed correctly.
 
runs smooth here, altough, i had to taéke a bit of time to get it up and running.

I had problems with the latest release on sourceforge, I downloaded the previous one and it went fine.
 
Ok, here it goes.

I re-worked some things, made it more simple, and fixed a big bug, the domainlist.php was looking for a aws.pl, which doesn't exist. The aws.pl is AKA awstats.pl.

Run the following commands as root:
Code: 
# cd /home/USERNAME/public_html
# mkdir awstats
# cd awstats
# wget [url]http://www.febox.com/DA-awstats.tar.gz[/url]
# tar xzvf DA-awstats.tar.gz
# cd ..
# chown -R USERNAME.USERNAME awstats
# cd awstats

# pico common.conf 
// If you dont have pico, then use vi
// Edit USERNAME to the username that you will be using
// Save and Exit the file.

# pico config.php
// Edit USERNAME to the username that you will be using
// For the parsetype, set it to whichever you want, all or domainlist
// Save and Exit the file.

// IF YOU CHOSE DOMAINLIST THEN EDIT THE domains.txt

# su - USERNAME
# cd public_html/awstats
# php domainlist.php

Access it via http://www.domain.com/awstats/domain.com.html

This can get a LOT more fancy, but I whipped this thing up quickly. This would also be very very easy to slap into a bash script. I'll see if I have time tommorow to put it into one.

Let me know if you have any questions.
 
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