Customize awstats install#
Customize awstats update#
Customize awstats archive#
Customize awstats full#

Customize awstats full#

It was in the former edition placed under HDA_ROOT, but after some time, you can experience disk full problems on the HDA_ROOT partition. NOTE: On this howto, the package is placed under the Public share, if you need it placed elsewhere, just change all the /share/Public references to your own liking.

Customize awstats archive#

Source(s): AWStats solutions Untar the archive and create the neccessary symbolic linksД¬onnect to the NAS box with putty.exe to execute the commands directly in the box. The most current stable version up to date is v 6.7 ( zip / tar.gz )

Customize awstats install#

Source(s): AWStats solutions Download and install AWStatsДownload the latest AWStats installation file to /share/Public. Please follow the guide to have Perl installed on your NAS first. 2.2 Configuring AWStats step by step guide.

2.1 Untar the archive and create the neccessary symbolic links.

Thanks to Kilkanen for the methodology to work this out - ie start with the combined format and work forwards.

Customize awstats update#

I haven't gone any further in getting AWStats working, but once I do I'll update this post with anything I find that's tricky. LogFormat='%host %other %logname %time1 %methodurl %code %bytesd %refererquot %uaquot %virtualname %other %other' # LogFormat='%host %other %logname %time1 %methodurl %code %bytesd %refererquot %uaquot' # This works with the Nginx combined log format SiteDomain='# Directory where to store the awstats data

This parameter is used to analyze referer field in log file and to help AWStats to know if a referer URL is a local URL of same site or an URL of another site. Note that one problem was I had the SiteDomain wrong - I had omitted the 'It's to This extends the /etc/awstats/ file with site specific values. # /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/ДЄccess_log /var/log/nginx/access.log combined_custom Of course I had to have my server use this configuration. ''$http_referer' '$http_user_agent' $host $request_time $upstream_cache_status' Log_format combined_custom '$remote_addr - $remote_user ' This is the standard Nginx combined log format, which maps to awstats LogFormat=1, plus three extra fields I wanted in my logs # /etc/nginx/nf They key problem was I had the AWStats site config incorrect, but I don't think my Nginx log format or my AWStats format string were right either. I finally worked it out, after about 6 hours of effort. Searching new records from beginning of log file.Д¬an anyone spot what's not right? I can't find any additional information or awstats logs that would give further information. Phase 1 : First bypass old records, searching new record. Running ''/usr/share/awstats/-configdir='/etc/awstats'' to update config Д¬reate/Update database for config '/etc/awstats/' by AWStats version 7.0 (build 1.971)ДЇrom data in log file '/var/log/nginx/'. Here's the awstats output # /usr/share/awstats/tools/awstats_ now -awstatsprog=/usr/share/awstats/wwwroot/cgi-bin/ HostAliases='LogFormat = '%host %logname %time1 %virtualname %methodurl %code %bytesd %refererquot %uaquot %otherquot %otherquot %otherquot %otherquot' # Other alias, basically other domain/subdomain that's the same as the domain above # Directory where to store the awstats data Anything not here is standard and inherited from the main configuration file # Path to you nginx vhost log file ''$upstream_cache_status' '$sent_http_content_encoding' '

''$http_user_agent' '$http_x_forwarded_for' '$request_time' ' '$status $body_bytes_sent '$http_referer' ' Here's my Nginx log format log_format main '$remote_addr - $remote_user '$host' '$request' ' I've tried many variations and I just can't get it working. I'm having trouble getting AWStats to parse my logs - I suspect it's because I can't get the LogFormat right. I've installed AWStats 7.0 (the latest version in the Amazon Linux repository) to try to get additional information about bandwidth usage.