RE: [cobalt-users] Webalizer on RAQ3

["Ian C. Walmsley" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Brad,

It really is not that hard to install it on a Raq3i - I did it about a month
ago. Have a search in the archives for messages around that time.

Now the hardest thing is to get it to update each site automatically each
night.

I know that Jonathan from Way to The Web, wrote a little script to automate
the setting up of  a stats directory, but I have been unable to get that to
work on my Raq3 - I did email him offline as well, but never got a reply :-(

I do have it running now, but I have to include a cron job for every site! I
guess there is a simpler way, but I have yet to find it.

Each site updates fine now.

If I can do it - anyone can :-)

Ian.

>
> <begging>
>
> I'd love to install Webalizer on my Raq3i but I'm such a newbie I'm afraid
> of breaking it. It would be really great (this is a thinly veiled hint) if
> one of you Linux gurus would take a few minutes (only takes a few minutes
> when you're a guru, right?) to make a RPM package for Webalizer to run on
> these bad boys so we can be assured of a bulletproof installation.
>
> I know my clients all like having decent stats put into a stats directory
> for their domains, preferably with an .htaccess file protecting the
> directory from prying eyes. Haven't had that ability since I
> bought my Raq.
> 8^(
>
> So, (less thinly veiled hint follows) how about if one of you gurus does
> this for us newbies when you have time? PLEASE (on bended knee, tear in
> corner of eye)........
>
> </begging>
>
> -----------------------------------------------
> Brad Rathbun
> Follow the Leader! CompuTech Internet Services
>