Many thanks for any help, it's appreciated.
Restart awstats password#
While on this topic can I also turn off the requirement to enter a username and password when accessing stats using the domain as can be done in Plesk? Is there a way to do something similar in Virtualmin? I know it can be done with typing /stats after the domain name but is there a way to show awstats instead webalizer? I can see the familiar stats using the logs and reports in virtualmin but I don't want customers logging in to see their report that way. Advanced Web Statistics 6.6 (build 1.887) - Created by awstats (plugins: geoipfree) TO: cPanel 11.24.1-C31729 - WHM 11.24.2 - X 3.9 CENTOS 5.2 x8664 on standard Advanced Web Statistics 6.7 (build 1.892) - Created by awstats (plugins: geoipfree) AWSTATS stopped on the day we moved them. Restart Web server with /sbin/service httpd restart Stopping httpd: OK.
Restart awstats install#
This brings up the awstats report quite nicely (if it's the one chosen for stats). Hi all, i download awstats it install ok, some how i cant seem to pull up.
We’ll create user awstats in file /etc/authawstats with desired password. Here is how it should appear: Add basic apache auth to AWStats. To get awstats for a particular domain all the customer needs to do is add plesk-stat/webstat after the trailing slash in the domain name in the address bar of the browser. sudo apache2ctl configtest sudo apache2ctl restart Now visit your awstats site at the url /awstats/. To be sure the log format change is effective, go to your homepage. On the windows box we use Plesk as the hosting panel. C) if changes were made as indicated in parts A and B, restarts Apache to apply the changes. The issue I'm having is that having migrated a few website over to linux from a windows webserver, I'm trying to gain some of the functionality back with awstats. This maybe covered in the documentation, but I've tried Googling a few times for the answer but have come up blank.
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