I wanted to know what sort of traffic was being generated by the various websites I host. \u00a0So I set up webalizer. Every time I decide to use this, I have to figure it all out again.<\/p>\n
Created directory \/etc\/webalizer.d\/ with an entry for each website, e.g. \/etc\/webalizer.d\/fred for fred.com, containing a copy of the \/etc\/webalizer.conf sample file, with the name of the log file changed and the output going into \/var\/www\/usage\/fred<\/p>\n
Created backup_scripts\/webalizer containing:<\/p>\n
for W in \/etc\/webalizer.d\/*.conf; do \/usr\/bin\/webalizer -c $W; done<\/p>\n
Started the script from crontab.<\/p>\n
In apache, I have a 443 virtualhost for usage.wmbuck.net which gives me the statistics for website fred when invoked with https:\/\/usage.wmbuck.net\/fred.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I wanted to know what sort of traffic was being generated by the various websites I host. \u00a0So I set up webalizer. Every time I decide to use this, I have to figure it all out again. Created directory \/etc\/webalizer.d\/ with an entry for each website, e.g. \/etc\/webalizer.d\/fred for fred.com, containing a copy of the … Continue reading Webalizer<\/span>