RE: [cobalt-users] Webalizer.conf adjustments

["Ian McCabe" <idmccabe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the info Mike,

Had a little problem though with what should have provided me with
additional pages of information from within the stats pages.

In the README provided on the webalizer site it mentions being able to add
things like:

AllAgents	yes
AllReferrers  yes
AllSites      yes
AllURLs       yes
AllUsers      yes

Now in the defauly .conf file these entries are not mentioned at all, so I
added them in manually and run webalizer, but it came back with error
messages saying that they were not recognised!

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

Ian

--> -----Original Message-----
--> From: cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
--> [mailto:cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of MikeM
--> Sent: 06 January 2002 14:48
--> To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
--> Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Webalizer.conf adjustments
-->
-->
--> On 1/6/2002 at 7:39 AM Ian McCabe wrote:
-->
--> |Hi All,
--> |
--> |I have been reading through the README file about adjusting
--> the .conf file
--> |for webalizer to increase the amount of stats it produces,
--> i.e. AllAgents
--> |yes, AllReferrers  yes etc etc.
--> |
--> |On looking through the .conf file I see that all the default
--> settings of 30
--> |and the like all have the # infront of them, which means to me
--> that they
--> |are
--> |never read as this is like a line ignore code, does this mean that the
--> |defaults are written into the code of webalizer, and by removing the #
--> |brings it into play?
--> |
--> |Also, can someone tell me where webalizer.pl resides (path) so
--> that I can
--> |run it manually to check that it produces the new increased
--> results I am
--> |after......
--> =============
-->
-->
--> The lines you mention, with the # at the front of them, are
--> commented out.  The 30, however, is the default value.  When
--> you remove the #, you will override the default values in the
--> source code with the value that you specifiy in the webalizer.conf file.
-->
--> The command
-->
--> 	locate webalizer.pl
-->
--> should show you where the file is hiding.  I installed
--> webalizer from the sourceforge package, and my webalizer.pl
--> file is in the /etc/cron.daily directory.
-->
-->
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