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There's a way to do it with javascript, I think. Or maybe it was some kind of server side re-direct. I seem to remember having this capability at my prior host's site. I'll try to think of it again.
Some time ago I managed to use custom installed awstats and make it read and show statistics created by dathorn's awstats. I even psoted here explanation how to do it. That is lost with old forum crash, and I am not happy of going through all that again. After all statistics created by Dathorn's awstat are hardly usable since most important features are disabled.
The best thing you can do is to set cpanel to copy your log files into account folder so your custom awstats can access them. Some people say they tried it and found out that copied logs are often not complete. There is also problem, that if you need good statistics you have to use options that are disabled on Dathorn's stats because they are taking too much of resources.
You may try Fiunnel Web Analyzer. There is free version that produces fine statistics. Thatis Windows desktop applicatin that can download logs and produce statistics and even upload results to your site if you wish. I plan to use that, and offer clients to have their statistics localy. I will have to teach them how to use it, but at least I won't bother of instaling and maintaining otherwise unneccessary software on hosting server.
There are logs stored in /home/username/tmp/awstats.
Enjoy
So how exactly do we access these logs? I've tried many different iterations of the above sequence, but to no avail.
Anybody know? Also, has anyone successfully installed a custom version of AWStats? I'd like a version that updates hourly or every 3 hours instead of once per day as the installed version does.
So how exactly do we access these logs? I've tried many different iterations of the above sequence, but to no avail.
Shell in and cd to /home/whateveryourusernameis/tmp/awstats and have a look around. That's the location of my log files, I would assume the same for all.
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