WEBALIZER CONFIGURATION

[paul-ukhost]

Hi,

Does anyone know if its possible to block requests from the site's own domain name and files for webalizer?

It doesnt seem that there is a webalizer.conf file to edit.

Running redhat 7.2
Cpanel 5.3.0-S116

Thanks,

Paul

 

[Def]

Hi Paul. Did you ever get this figured out?

 

[darksoul]

you can create webalizer.conf with your settings in your home
directory and it will be picked when stats run

 

[Def]

Originally posted by darksoul
you can create webalizer.conf with your settings in your home
directory and it will be picked when stats run

Thanks!

 

[E-Tracks]

Hi I ask one thing.
In the first and second line of webalizer.conf what I must write?

LogFile /xxxxx/xxxxx/
OutputDir /xxxxx/xxxxx/

Thanx

 

[luisp]

Btw, you should update your cPanel version!

 

[E-Tracks]

Originally posted by luisp
Btw, you should update your cPanel version!

I'm a client I can't update cpanel

 

[E-Tracks]

None can help me?

 

[vishal]

Originally posted by E-Tracks
Hi I ask one thing.
In the first and second line of webalizer.conf what I must write?

LogFile /xxxxx/xxxxx/

Here you specify the Path of the access_log

OutputDir /xxxxx/xxxxx/ [/B]

Here u need to specify the Webalizer Path (the files for webalizer (Normally its /home/user/tmp/webalizer)

Hop this helps!!

Regards,

 

[E-Tracks]

Thank you
but my problem is that I don't know wich is the Path of the access_log in cpanel.

 

[vishal]

Originally posted by E-Tracks
Thank you
but my problem is that I don't know wich is the Path of the access_log in cpanel.

By default Its Always

/etc/httpd/conf/access_log

Regards,

 

[E-Tracks]

and I must not specify the user? I need only tu write this path?

Thank you

 

[E-Tracks]

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