Webalizer shown to Public

[khoonchee]

Hi,

Is there a way to show the webalizer stats in Cpanel to the public without any login .




Andy

 

[khoonchee]

Thanks for the reply.

But all I want is the webalizer stats and not the bandwidth usage.



Andy

 

[dgbaker]

Here's how to do it

cd /home/domain/www
ln -s ../tmp/webalizer stats
cd ..
chmod 755 tmp
cd temp
chmod 755 webalizer

Done!

http://www.domain.com/stats/ shows webalizer stats.

 

[gotaweb]

I do it by using a cronjob to copy the webalizer directory to a folder in public_html, and then another cronjob to CHMOD the directory so others can view it. Works good, you can dump them wherever you want them to be

 

[khoonchee]

Hello dgbaker,

It works!!!

Thanks...



Andy

 

[HostIt]

Originally posted by dgbaker
Here's how to do it

cd /home/domain/www
ln -s ../tmp/webalizer stats
cd ..
chmod 755 tmp
cd temp
chmod 755 webalizer

Done!

http://www.domain.com/stats/ shows webalizer stats.

Hey dgbaker, know of a similar solution for Analog or AWStats?

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[jmartin417]

gotaweb could you further explain that cron job method

Thanks

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[Globodata]

Hello,

If someone could help... here what I´ve done at SSH, following the instructions you´ve posted.. but it doesn´t work... would you help me to find what I´ve done wrong ??

I´d also like to know how could I see stats without log in , but for all accounts.. I mean, is there a method to do it for all accounts at once ?

Thanks, Dawersonn


root@linux1 [~]# cd /home/executivoclub.com.br/www
-bash: cd: /home/executivoclub.com.br/www: No such file or directory
root@linux1 [~]# cd /home/executivoclub/www
-bash: cd: /home/executivoclub/www: No such file or directory
root@linux1 [~]# cd /home/executivoclub.com.br/www
-bash: cd: /home/executivoclub.com.br/www: No such file or directory
root@linux1 [~]# cd /home/exec1245/www
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245/www]# ln -s ../tmp/webalizer stats
ln: `stats/webalizer': File exists
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245/www]# cd ..
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245]# chmod 755 tmp
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245]# cd temp
-bash: cd: temp: No such file or directory
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245]# cd tmp
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245/tmp]# chmod 755 webalizer
root@linux1 [/home/exec1245/tmp]#

 

[DDT]

Maybe a stupid question but couldn't you just do the same thing in file manager by setting the Webalizer stats file's permissions to 755?