> My new stats page from June shows untill the 23rd but is missing the
> rest of june.
>
> I can see the that in log files in the new host information for the june
> 23rd untill the rest of the month of june.
>
> How do I need to do to include the rest of the informaiton for the month of
> June?

Sounds like you haven't processed any logs from the 'new' server.  Just
run 'em through the webalizer to update your report.

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> I actually copied the entire stats directory to the new host and combined
> June's log file from the old server with the log files of the new server.
>
> I still not able to get the stats between june 23rd and June 30th.

Rule #1: Logs must be in chronological order

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allow you to make it operate and look like any other GUI...
should be considerd broken. Jim Gettys, X-windows co-author

> Yes, I did that.  Copied it in chronological order.

When you run the program, does it show lots of 'ignored' records?  If so,
then either your log is not in chronological order or you are using
incremental mode and have processed records after the month you are trying
to generate.

Since you indicate you have a webalizer.current file, I guess you are
using incremental mode.  If you have the whole month worth of logs,
you can remove the webalizer.current file and reprocess the month.  If
you still get lots of 'ignored' records, then you need to sort your log
file to make it chronological.

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risk a matter/anti-matter explosion? -- Nicholas Petreley IDG

> I do not have the logs for the months previous to June.
>
> If I remove the webalizer.current file and run it again,  would I loose the
> previous month of stats?

No.  webalizer.current only keeps data for the _current_ month.

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allow you to make it operate and look like any other GUI...
should be considerd broken. Jim Gettys, X-windows co-author

I am running Centos 5.0 (there are know bugs with Centos 5.2) and have
not been able to successfully install Webalizer 2.20-01.  My question
is, has anyone else encountered a similar problem and if so, how did
you resolve it?

Hi,

i want to upgrade webaklizer to new version. My newer maschines run
gcc 4.x and i can compile successfully.

I have a lot of old maschines i cannot upgrade with gcc v4 (too old)
with gcc 3.4.6 i got following errors.

Configure-Line ist:

./configure --prefix=/usr/local --with-language=german --enable-dns --
with-geodb=/usr/share/GeoD


dns_resolv.c: In function `dns_resolver':
dns_resolv.c:199: error: incompatible type for argument 4 of indirect
function call
dns_resolv.c:199: error: too many arguments to function
dns_resolv.c: In function `open_cache':
dns_resolv.c:773: error: incompatible type for argument 4 of indirect
function call
dns_resolv.c:773: error: too many arguments to function
dns_resolv.c: In function `geodb_open':
dns_resolv.c:831: error: incompatible type for argument 4 of indirect
function call
dns_resolv.c:831: error: too many arguments to function
make: *** [dns_resolv.o] Error 1


What to do now?
Thanks
Andre

--- In webalizer@yahoogroups.com, "Casey Kemp" <casey_kemp@...> wrote:
>
> I am running Centos 5.0 (there are know bugs with Centos 5.2) and have
> not been able to successfully install Webalizer 2.20-01.  My question
> is, has anyone else encountered a similar problem and if so, how did
> you resolve it?
>

Casey...  when asking about a problem, it is generally very helpful to
actually provide some detail about the problem.  "not been able to
successfully install" leaves a lot to be desired when trying to
determine what is wrong.

Cheers

--- In webalizer@yahoogroups.com, "hansmeiserweb" <hansmeiserweb@...>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> i want to upgrade webaklizer to new version. My newer maschines run
> gcc 4.x and i can compile successfully.
>
> I have a lot of old maschines i cannot upgrade with gcc v4 (too old)
> with gcc 3.4.6 i got following errors.

I don't believe your errors are due to the version of gcc, but the
version of the berkeley DB you are using.  You need db v4.1 or higher.
  What version are you running on your old machines?  Chances are you
just need to upgrade to a newer version of DB or disable the DNS/GeoDB
code at configure time (using --enable-dns=no).

Cheers

Servus,

> I don't believe your errors are due to the version of gcc, but the
> version of the berkeley DB you are using.  You need db v4.1 or higher.

Ooops, yes. 4.0 was installed. I packaged higher version a few months
ago but forgot to install it on compile-machine.  ;)
No Problem with formerly written dns_cache.db  ?

Can we expect more versions in the future? I think the webalizer-
community is very faithful...

Prost
Hans

> No Problem with formerly written dns_cache.db  ?

No problems.. the on disk format is the same, and previous incarnations
will work with the new code (which was a goal of the 2.20 release; to
be a 'drop-in' replacement).  You can verify by running 'wcmgr' against
your old cache files.

> Can we expect more versions in the future?

Yes..

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need help for this error on my server it seds:

webalizer: error in loading shared libraries: libttf.so.2: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
  how can i fix this on a Cobalt server.

> need help for this error on my server it seds:
>
> webalizer: error in loading shared libraries: libttf.so.2: cannot open
> shared object file: No such file or directory
>  how can i fix this on a Cobalt server.

Sounds like you either don't have the truetype library (libttf) on your
system or your run-time linking loader can't find it.

Try running ldd on the webalizer binary and it will tell you what library
dependencies it has and which ones can't be found.

PS: the truetype library is not needed or required by the Webalizer.. it
is probably due to your GD graphics library being built with truetype
support.

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believe that computers are inherently unreliable.

Hi All,

I am newly using webalizer.

How do I list/print total unique ips, that contacted my webserver?

Thanks,
Srini

> How do I list/print total unique ips, that contacted my webserver?

From the README file:

AllSites      Will cause a separate HTML page to be generated for all
               normally visible Sites.  A link will be added to the
               bottom of the "Top Sites" table if enabled.  Value can
               be either 'yes' or 'no', with 'no' being the default.


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believe that computers are inherently unreliable.

Hi,

new webalizer runs without problems. But there is one remaining
problem ;)
because language is only changeable at compiletime it is impractical to
offer different languages on one server when you have to install 2
versions of webalizer in different paths.
Is there a plan to make language changeable at runtime by an option?

Thanks
Andre

Hello,

I don't understand what informations brings column kb F.
For example:

Hits | Files | kB F | kB In | kB Out | Visits
2657 94.32% | 2657 94.99% | 298852 99.73% | 0 0.00% | 0 0.00% | 1
1.96%

Above data is one visit, 0 kB out, 0 kB in, 2657 hits and 298852 Kb F.
Is this kB F column informs about FTP connections ?

or second example:

Hits | kB F | kB In | kB Out |  URL

1325  47.04% | 133340 44.50% | 0 0.00% | 0 0.00%
| /webalizer/usage_200806.html

How /webalizer/usage_200806.html was opened where there is such
statisctics like in second example?

Another thing is that statistics change in way that I dont understand.

After first day there is kbOut<>0 and kbIn <>0 and after second day
kbOut=0 and kbIn=0. Why this statistics has changed from greater 0 to
equal 0 ?


Greetings,
Norbert

Attached (txt and .patch) is a very small patch for the MSIE-specific portion of
agent_mangle. This is the low-hanging fruit of the code which fixes the OS
detection of IE for us, based on our 955,000 records from last month. Here are
the before and after runs of webalizer with MangleAgent 1:

http://da.biostr.washington.edu/before/usage_200808.html#TOPAGENTS

http://da.biostr.washington.edu/after/usage_200808.html#TOPAGENTS

Ideally I will also come up with code to separate out Firefox 2 and 3, Safari
versions, Chrome, etc. running on different OSes.

I believe this code should be backward compatible but I have not tested it with
Really Old Logs.

--- webalizer.c.orig 2008-07-12 15:07:34.000000000 -0700
+++ webalizer.c 2008-09-08 14:10:18.000000000 -0700
@@ -2244,15 +2244,14 @@ void agent_mangle(char *str)
           if (mangle_agent<2)
           {
              /* Level 1 - try to get OS */
-            cp1=strstr(cp1,")");
              if (cp1!=NULL)
              {
                 *cp2++=' ';
                 *cp2++='(';
-               while (*cp1!=';'&&*cp1!='('&&cp1!=str) cp1--;
+               if (*cp1==';') cp1++;
                 if (cp1!=str&&*cp1!='\0') cp1++;
                 while (*cp1==' '&&*cp1!='\0') cp1++;
-               while (*cp1!=')'&&*cp1!='\0') *cp2++=*cp1++;
+               while (*cp1!=')'&&*cp1!=';'&&*cp1!='\0') *cp2++=*cp1++;
                 *cp2++=')';
              }
           }

> I don't understand what informations brings column kb F.

Sorry, The webalizer does not provide the column you describe.. you are
using a modified version, not the official one.

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The only thing Micro$oft has done for society, is make people
believe that computers are inherently unreliable.

Hi all,

You can find lot of free tutorials which related to Information
Technology, Software Testing on http://testinghelp.googlepages.com

You can Download it for free... Please find more tutorials
from 'Materials' Section

Dont forget to send me the files to upload if you have any.

Thanks
Praveen
http://testinghelp.googlepages.com

--- In webalizer@yahoogroups.com, "hansmeiserweb" <hansmeiserweb@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> new webalizer runs without problems. But there is one remaining
> problem ;)
> because language is only changeable at compiletime it is impractical
to
> offer different languages on one server when you have to install 2
> versions of webalizer in different paths.
> Is there a plan to make language changeable at runtime by an option?
>
> Thanks
> Andre
>

up up ;)

Bradford,

I don't know if my previous message with the patch (maybe
it was flagged as spam), or maybe you're on vacation. In
any case thanks for your software, and if you get the
chance to look at the code I'd be happy to discuss it.
If I understand webalizer correctly, this is the only way
forward to get agent/OS rankings in one webalizer run.

Thanks,
Joshua


--- On Mon, 9/8/08, Joshua Daniel Franklin wrote:
From: Joshua Daniel Franklin <joshuadfranklin@...>
Subject: [webalizer] ie agent patch
To: webalizer@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, September 8, 2008, 2:38 PM

             Attached (txt and .patch) is a very small patch for the
MSIE-specific portion of agent_mangle. This is the low-hanging fruit of the code
which fixes the OS detection of IE for us, based on our 955,000 records from
last month. Here are the before and after runs of webalizer with MangleAgent 1