Re: Webalizer Install Questions

[Anthony <info pencilfight com>]

Okay I have it pretty much figured out except.
when I run 
./ webalizer -c webalizer.conf
It finds the right logs to use and everything but I get.
"history file not found"
"previous run data not found"
"No valid records found!"

I thought that it created the history and index files on its own.
Could it be that there is no data in the log files yet?
Does it take a while to show up?


Thanks

> From: "Tyler Nally" <tnally iquest net>
> Reply-To: redhat-install-list redhat com
> Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2001 17:26:12 -0500
> To: <redhat-install-list redhat com>
> Subject: Re: Webalizer Install Questions
> 
> From: "Anthony" <info pencilfight com>
> Subject: Webalizer Install Questions
> 
> 
>> Hello All,
>> I was wondering if anyone was familiar with installing Webalizer
>> to work > with virtual domains. I downloaded it and read through
>> all of the help but am still unclear on how to use it. Do I install
>> it in each domain separately or will it work from one area?
> 
> Webalizer is great.  Only one install is necessary to do the work.
> The big thing you need to remember is... make each virtual server
> produce it's own set of weblogs by which webalizer (or any web
> analysis tool for that matter) can munge.  If a virtual server doesn't
> have its own set of weblogs, you'd have to do something to separate
> out the web traffic stats so that it is separate before processing
> can begin.  
> 
> Once that is accomplished, then each virtual domain will have it's
> own "webalizer.conf" file that will tell the webalizer product where
> to find the weblogs, as well as where to write the webalizer reports
> and where to store the history files that keep information between
> the different runs.
> 
> As I recall, webalizer looks (in this order) for a webalizer.conf...
> 
> 1) current directory
> 2) /etc/webalizer.conf
> 
> ... once it's found one in this search method above, it'll be happy
> to use what it's found.  The way I've always ran webalizer is to
> execute webalizer by telling it where the configuration file is
> stored.... like this....
> 
> $ webalizer -c /pathtoconfigurationfile/webalizer.conf
> 
> .. I also make sure there's *not* a default webalizer.conf in the
> current or /etc for it to find by accident.
> 
> Tyler
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