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Install new copy awstats howto?
Hi
I've been tring to install a new copy of awstats to read from the cpanel one (for public access without using cpanel). I followed this thread: Publishing awtstats results and did this: -copied new awstats into /public_html/stats -copied conf file from /tmp/awstats to /public_html/stats/cgi-bin -changed: Code:
@PossibleConfigDir=("$DIR","/etc/awstats","/usr/local/etc/awstats","/etc","/etc/opt/awstats" );
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@PossibleConfigDir=("$DIR","/home/streetr/tmp/awstats");
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You may want to contact support to make sure this still actually works, considering that is almost two years old.
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I actually installed my own installation of awstats recently... The best way to do it is to grab one of the CPanel awstats .conf files and use that as a base. That way you little editing to do other than where it specifies the location of the awstats directory.
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