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Securing Awstats on 10.3.9

Subject: Securing Awstats on 10.3.9
From: Christian Enqvist <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 15:41:30 +0200
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I got a small hosting server running 10.3.9 with awstats for analyzing webserver logs and it all works just fine, except for two things that are bugging me. First, how do i limit access so that they have to log in when accessing stats using a browser? .htaccess isnt possible since the logs are owned by the system, right? Do i use realms, and if so how do i set it up?

As usual any input is appriciated.

/ Christian

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