Re: [cobalt-users] Webalizer problem

["Paul Harvey" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I read in the archive somewhere that there is a bug in the Cobalt version of
Webalizer that it overwrites the .htaccess file each time it runs, so it
will change any modifications.

There was a fix posted here:
http://www.uk2raq.com/raqfaq/raqfaqshow.php?faq=83




----- Original Message -----
From: "MikeM" <MyRaQ@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 7:28 PM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Webalizer problem


> On 11/2/01 at 12:27 PM Lists Only wrote:
>
> |Okay, I guess I spoke too soon.
> |
> |It definitely is an .htaccess problem.  I thought I could just remove it
> |for
> |now until I could fix the .htaccess file to work, but it seems that
> |everynight Webalizer regenerates an .htaccess file if it's not present
and
> |at this point I don't know if it'll override one if I change it.
> |
> |Went in via ssh and pico to see what was in the .htaccess file in the
stats
> |folder and here's what is in it.  If anyone knows what I can change to
make
> |it work.  I'd appreciate the help.
> |
> |#Access file
> |order allow,deny
> |allow from all
> |require group site14
> |Authname WebStats
> |Authtype Basic
> |AuthAuthoritative off
> |
> =============
>
> That file requires a person to be a user in your site14 in order to access
the directory protected by the .htaccess file in question.  To see the URL
associated with site14:
>
> ls -al /home/sites/site14
>
>
> Webalizer "most likely" will not overwrite a .htaccess file if you modify
it, only if you delete it.
>
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