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#* <source>
#* <source>
yum -y install webalizer
yum -y install webalizer
</source>
# Create configuration files for websites. Replace everything in '<>' with appropriate values.
#* <source>
cp /etc/webalizer.conf /etc/webalizer.d/<website_name>.conf
vim /etc/webalizer.d/<website_name>.conf
//Here are the important variables to uncomment and replace.
LogFile        /var/log/httpd/<website_name>/access_log
OutputDir      /var/www/usage/<website_name>/
HistoryName    /var/lib/webalizer/<website_name>/webalizer.hist
IncrementalName /var/lib/webalizer/<website_name>/webalizer.current
ReportTitle    Usage Statistics for <website_name>
HostName      <website_name>
</source>
# Create all the directories
#* <source>
</source>
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Revision as of 00:05, 2 September 2022

Introduction

Webalizer creates and keeps track of user traffic on a website.

Instructions

Reference Material

  1. Install Webalizer 
    • yum -y install webalizer
  2. Create configuration files for websites. Replace everything in '<>' with appropriate values. 
    • cp /etc/webalizer.conf /etc/webalizer.d/<website_name>.conf
vim /etc/webalizer.d/<website_name>.conf

//Here are the important variables to uncomment and replace.
LogFile        /var/log/httpd/<website_name>/access_log
OutputDir      /var/www/usage/<website_name>/
HistoryName     /var/lib/webalizer/<website_name>/webalizer.hist
IncrementalName /var/lib/webalizer/<website_name>/webalizer.current
ReportTitle    Usage Statistics for <website_name>
HostName       <website_name>
  3. Create all the directories
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