I'm looking at the docs now. Did you hand crank it or did you use
the configure.pl?
Depending on your log format it may just pick it up, but I always
define it explicitly.
Is it easy to set up to run on specific virtual hosts?
Either add the vhost to the log format string, or specify separate
files for each vhost. If the former you can run grep or a perl
script to split the log files.
I seem to have gotten most of the kinks out now. Still getting an
odd bit of mischief going on though. If I've got my .conf file set
up like so:
And today's date is 09-Aug-06, and I know for certain that my
server's time and date are correctly set then why is it when I run:
awstats.pl -update -config=www.somewebsite.com
I get this:
Error: Couldn't open server log file
"/var/log/httpd/ts/access_log.08-Aug-06" : No such file or directory
It shouldn't be looking for 08, it should be looking for 09 shouldn't it?
IRRC it's going to look for yesterday's data to run the analysis.
One other quick question, I ran an update with the -output and
-staticlinks options turned on to see what it would do. Looks like
if you use staticlinks then you can't see any of the expanded
reports.
Depends on the data in the log file. You may have 'referenced away'
the requisite data.
--
-dhan
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