At 3:41 PM +0200 9/26/05, Christian Enqvist wrote:
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?
Same way you secure any other pages, using a realm.
And if you're not doing this, you have a rather significant security issue.
Even securing the pages you'll need to trust your authenticated users
and there have been many well known security exploits using AWSTATS,
a trend which seems to continue as it suffers from some bad
programming.
.htaccess isnt possible since the logs are owned by the system, right?
Well you're protecting web pages so this is just wooly thinking.
Do i use realms, and if so how do i set it up?
Start by reading the docs?
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-dhan
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