On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Frank van den Dungen wrote:

> Can someone tell me how to enable dns lookup on windows 2000
> machines? The stats says a 100% unresolved now.

From the webalizer.conf:

DNSCache specifies the DNS cache filename to use for reverse
DNS lookups. This file must be specified if you wish to perform
name lookups on any IP addresses found in the log file.

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On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Frank van den Dungen wrote:

> I still have my log format in W3C format and everything works fine.
> But still I read several people who want to convert the format to
> ncsa. Can someone tell me why? I don't see the advantage of it.

NCSA is a more standard format, however, to create stats with
webalizer you can also use W3C. If your log is in the IIS format
(logfiles start with 'in'), you should convert them to NCSA so
they can be processed by webalizer.
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This is more likely IIS issue but please help me out.
How can I set the authorization access for Webalizer folder within
IIS?  I have IIS 5.0 (test server) and will apply to IIS 4.0 (real
server).  Please let me know some links to get more info.

Thanks in advance.

lintadsl,

----- Original Message -----

From: Kees de Keizer

To: webalizer@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 9:54 PM

Subject: Re: [webalizer] DNS Lookup on windows

On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Frank van den Dungen wrote:

> Can someone tell me how to enable dns lookup on windows 2000
> machines? The stats says a 100% unresolved now.

From the webalizer.conf:

DNSCache specifies the DNS cache filename to use for reverse
DNS lookups. This file must be specified if you wish to perform
name lookups on any IP addresses found in the log file.

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--- In webalizer@y..., "Frank van den Dungen" <fvddungen@n...> wrote:
> Well, I understand that part.
>
> But WHERE can I find that dns cache file on my Win2k Webserver?
> I even don't know if it has one.

I may be speaking out of line here, since I use webalizer under
FreeBSD and not Win2K, but I believe strongly that this item is
common between the two.  Your mileage may vary.

The DNS Cache is created, updated, and used exclusively by Webalizer.
  It is not a part of the operating system.  When you specify the
cache file and the number of DNS children, the next invocation of
webalizer or webazolver will attempt to create it.  Further
invocations will use and update the cache.

If you are processing different sites on the same server with
webalizer, all of the sites can use a common DNS cache, which should
improve performance proportional to the commonality of the IPs
accessing each site.  I have one DNS cache serving four sites on my
hosting account and it works great.

Be sure that the webalizer process will have read and write access
for the directory with the cache if you don't put it in the same
directory as webalizer.hist and webalizer.current.

The DNS.README file in the *nix distribution explains the details of
the two ways to invoke webalizer's DNS capabilities.  I'm sorry that
I can't say more about the Windows port, although I hope it also has
the very informative DNS.README.  :-)

Yes, it has to do something with the fields included in the logs, you need to
get into Advanced logs settings and activate the basic 8 or 9 fields.

fvddungen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I installed the new Webalizer 2.01.09.RB06 for windows today on my
> windows 2000 server.
>
> I thought I have set up everything right, but when I run webalizer
> all I get is a lot of error messages like:
> - Skipping bad record (###)
> - Warning: Truncating oversized username
>
> And at the end 'No valid records found'.
>
> The log format is w3c and according to the documentation that should
> work.
>
> Anyone any clue what is going wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Frank
>
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Op 20-12-2001 schreef scotty_v:

> > But WHERE can I find that dns cache file on my Win2k Webserver?
> > I even don't know if it has one.
>
> I may be speaking out of line here, since I use webalizer under
> FreeBSD and not Win2K, but I believe strongly that this item is
> common between the two.  Your mileage may vary.
>
> The DNS Cache is created, updated, and used exclusively by Webalizer.
>  It is not a part of the operating system.  When you specify the
> cache file and the number of DNS children, the next invocation of
> webalizer or webazolver will attempt to create it.  Further
> invocations will use and update the cache.
>
> If you are processing different sites on the same server with
> webalizer, all of the sites can use a common DNS cache, which should
> improve performance proportional to the commonality of the IPs
> accessing each site.  I have one DNS cache serving four sites on my
> hosting account and it works great.
>
> Be sure that the webalizer process will have read and write access
> for the directory with the cache if you don't put it in the same
> directory as webalizer.hist and webalizer.current.

I have to add just one thing to this story. If you use the
'ServerList' option, you should specify a full path to the
DNS Cache file, otherwise it won't be read the next time you
start webalizer.
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> Also, another strange thing. The same page appears in top 10 entry
> and top 10 exit pages. But the page has 23 visits under 'entry' and
> 57 visits under 'exit'.
>
> How did 57 people manage to exit the page if only 23 entered? Or
did

The entry page number is the number of times this page was the first
page the visitor accessed on your site e.g. if you have a splash page
as your first page, then it will receive the most hits
(theoretically), but the web-savvy users will simply bookmark the
page they want to see e.g. the 2nd page with the navigation. So the
first page isn't always the highest entry page.
As for exit, thats the page the user leaves the site from...if you
have a lot of exits on your main page then perhaps there is nothing
to keep the attention of the user, change the page to make it more
appealing.

I hope this is understandable.

Richard.

hi

their are different ways of doing this, depending on what you want to do

P.S. this is for windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 (dont know what you have)

1.. if you want to allow people access to the webalizer folder through
internet
you can do so by either

a) setting up a site named (webalizer.whatever) etc or
b)  altering the access writes to the folder/files containing the file, and
link to the one you need, to do this (do this using my computer, and
searching to the files not IIS)

	 i. click on the folder/file that you require, and choose properties
	 ii. choose the tab for security
	 iii. add a new user / Or delete the user depending on what you want
to do. normally for full access from all possible visitors it is something
like
		 IUSER(guest)[computer name] so by adding or deleting this
from the file, will provide or not provide access to it

the above will allow anyone access to the files for viewing from the
internet

2.. if you are looking to give someone admin access for the site, you can do
that by entering the properties of the site, through iis and choosing
administration, and add the users details.

hope this helps, if not contact me and i will assist in any way i can

Keith Robert Appleby
K.R.App web design
Kappleby@...
netherlnads
tel 0031 (0)6 14781154
tel 0031 (0)320 213882


-----Original Message-----
From: lintadsl [mailto:lintadsl@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 10:56 PM
To: webalizer@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [webalizer] Authorization Access


This is more likely IIS issue but please help me out.
How can I set the authorization access for Webalizer folder within
IIS?  I have IIS 5.0 (test server) and will apply to IIS 4.0 (real
server).  Please let me know some links to get more info.

Thanks in advance.

lintadsl,




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I want to setup webalizer report in my site so some people who know
the address can access to the site through the Intenet. But same
time, I don't want let everybody access to the site.  My webalizer
generated html page into a folder called report in IIS4.0
So, if I go www.weblizer.com/report   then I should see the weblizer
report page but at that time I want to see a little windows pops up
and waiting for User ID and Password, so just people who know/have
the ID and password can access the page.
Is this called htaccess (at least linux side)?

I have Win2k with IIS 5 as a test PC and whenever it will move to
NT40 with IIS4.0 as a real web server.

Thank you,

--- In webalizer@y..., Keith Appleby <kappleby@a...> wrote:
> hi
>
> their are different ways of doing this, depending on what you want
to do
>
> P.S. this is for windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 (dont know what you have)
>
> 1.. if you want to allow people access to the webalizer folder
through
> internet
> you can do so by either
>
> a) setting up a site named (webalizer.whatever) etc or
> b)  altering the access writes to the folder/files containing the
file, and
> link to the one you need, to do this (do this using my computer, and
> searching to the files not IIS)
>
>  i. click on the folder/file that you require, and choose
properties
>  ii. choose the tab for security
>  iii. add a new user / Or delete the user depending on what
you want
> to do. normally for full access from all possible visitors it is
something
> like
> 	 IUSER(guest)[computer name] so by adding or deleting
this
> from the file, will provide or not provide access to it
>
> the above will allow anyone access to the files for viewing from the
> internet
>
> 2.. if you are looking to give someone admin access for the site,
you can do
> that by entering the properties of the site, through iis and
choosing
> administration, and add the users details.
>
> hope this helps, if not contact me and i will assist in any way i
can
>
> Keith Robert Appleby
> K.R.App web design
> Kappleby@k...
> netherlnads
> tel 0031 (0)6 14781154
> tel 0031 (0)320 213882
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: lintadsl [mailto:lintadsl@y...]
> Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 10:56 PM
> To: webalizer@y...
> Subject: [webalizer] Authorization Access
>
>
> This is more likely IIS issue but please help me out.
> How can I set the authorization access for Webalizer folder within
> IIS?  I have IIS 5.0 (test server) and will apply to IIS 4.0 (real
> server).  Please let me know some links to get more info.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> lintadsl,
>
>
>
>
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>
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ok in that case, you can set this up, by

clicking on the permissions wizard in the webalizer site.... and adding the
people who are permitted to access the site to this list,  then click on the
properties for the site, and set the security level for access to the level
you require. I normally use, windows authentication/secure authentication,
this will then not allow the site to be opened unless they have a profile
for the use of that site

OR

you can set up a database, and login form, for the  sites, and create a php
script or asp so that cusotmers can add/delete their own permitted users.
set this up so that the pages will not be shown, unless they are authorised
in the database.

does this help


Keith Robert Appleby
Credit & Collections Representatice.
ACN Europe.
0800 917 8226  ext 3849.


-----Original Message-----
From: lintadsl [mailto:lintadsl@...]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 3:05 PM
To: webalizer@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [webalizer] Re: Authorization Access


I want to setup webalizer report in my site so some people who know
the address can access to the site through the Intenet. But same
time, I don't want let everybody access to the site.  My webalizer
generated html page into a folder called report in IIS4.0
So, if I go www.weblizer.com/report   then I should see the weblizer
report page but at that time I want to see a little windows pops up
and waiting for User ID and Password, so just people who know/have
the ID and password can access the page.
Is this called htaccess (at least linux side)?

I have Win2k with IIS 5 as a test PC and whenever it will move to
NT40 with IIS4.0 as a real web server.

Thank you,

--- In webalizer@y..., Keith Appleby <kappleby@a...> wrote:
> hi
>
> their are different ways of doing this, depending on what you want
to do
>
> P.S. this is for windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 (dont know what you have)
>
> 1.. if you want to allow people access to the webalizer folder
through
> internet
> you can do so by either
>
> a) setting up a site named (webalizer.whatever) etc or
> b)  altering the access writes to the folder/files containing the
file, and
> link to the one you need, to do this (do this using my computer, and
> searching to the files not IIS)
>
>  i. click on the folder/file that you require, and choose
properties
>  ii. choose the tab for security
>  iii. add a new user / Or delete the user depending on what
you want
> to do. normally for full access from all possible visitors it is
something
> like
> 	 IUSER(guest)[computer name] so by adding or deleting
this
> from the file, will provide or not provide access to it
>
> the above will allow anyone access to the files for viewing from the
> internet
>
> 2.. if you are looking to give someone admin access for the site,
you can do
> that by entering the properties of the site, through iis and
choosing
> administration, and add the users details.
>
> hope this helps, if not contact me and i will assist in any way i
can
>
> Keith Robert Appleby
> K.R.App web design
> Kappleby@k...
> netherlnads
> tel 0031 (0)6 14781154
> tel 0031 (0)320 213882
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: lintadsl [mailto:lintadsl@y...]
> Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 10:56 PM
> To: webalizer@y...
> Subject: [webalizer] Authorization Access
>
>
> This is more likely IIS issue but please help me out.
> How can I set the authorization access for Webalizer folder within
> IIS?  I have IIS 5.0 (test server) and will apply to IIS 4.0 (real
> server).  Please let me know some links to get more info.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> lintadsl,
>
>
>
>
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I'm trying to decide on what log analysis software to use. Thus far, I
have been using wusage (commercial software that came with my dedicated
server, full featured), but I find that it runs too slowly so I'm looking
for something faster.

I've looked at the websites of Analog and Webalizer and both of them look
like they might provide me with the statistics that I need and run fast,
so I'm trying to decide on which one to use.

Has anyone here used Analog? If so, what did you like/not like about it
compared to Webalizer?

> Has anyone here used Webalizer? If so, what did you like/not like about it
> compared to Analog?

I'll be honest, I use both, and I can get the same information out of
either.  On my system (Win32) webalizer is significantly faster, due to it's
use of .history and .current files, it doesn't ever reread log, it stores
the data internally.  I haven't investigated ways to improve Analog's
performance, at the moment I only run Analog daily, so it's not a problem.

The only real difference is the layout and formatting of the reports.  There
is certain information that is accessible from analog, but not Webalizer,
but I've yet to use any of those tables.

I prefer Webalizer's output, but Analog+ReportMagic is almost as good.  Due
to popular demand by my users, I use both.


--
The nice thing about standards, there is enough for everyone to have their own.

Anyone know how to make webalizer not strip part of the url if it
contains a "?" It would help to know the actual direct urls rather
than just the site name in the referrers.

Any workarounds or ideas?

thanks

I have been using Webalizer 1.2 and incremental stats generation.  At
the end of each day, I clear out my stats file to keep hard disk
usage low.  However, I recently had a date problem (the date on my
server got messed up and was reset to Feb 2036.)  I fixed the date,
but now my logs show Feb 2036 as one of the months that were logged!
Is there anyway I can delete out the Feb 2036 stats without losing
all of the stats before it, and still retain the incremental stats
generation that is ongoing (i.e. is there anyway I can manually
delete those log entries?)

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Matt Schwartz

2036 is not that far away
I would just wait it out !!



----- Original Message -----
From: "schwartzmj" <matt@...>
To: <webalizer@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2001 3:07 PM
Subject: [webalizer] Webalizer and Incremental Stats


> I have been using Webalizer 1.2 and incremental stats generation.  At
> the end of each day, I clear out my stats file to keep hard disk
> usage low.  However, I recently had a date problem (the date on my
> server got messed up and was reset to Feb 2036.)  I fixed the date,
> but now my logs show Feb 2036 as one of the months that were logged!
> Is there anyway I can delete out the Feb 2036 stats without losing
> all of the stats before it, and still retain the incremental stats
> generation that is ongoing (i.e. is there anyway I can manually
> delete those log entries?)
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> Matt Schwartz
>
>
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Hi, I've been using webalizer over the past few months for various
clients and I have used a variety of log analyzers over the years. On
my own servers, I have been using a customized combined log format
that looks much closer to all the other system logs and makes alot
more sense to me and my customers. I would like to use webalizer on
my own servers, mainly since it does what I need, it is fast, and
it's already included in several linux distributions. Looking through
the docs and the newsgroups, I see alot of people asking about the
log format and or running conversion programs/scripts to convert logs
to something readable by webalizer. Webalizer currently cannot read
my combined logs which I currently have approx 2 years worth. Though
I do not really need to have it analyze the last two years for me, I
want to get it running on my system without generating secondary
massive log files. Well, I guess I have two questions here, 1. Does
it currently or will Webalizer (in a soon to be released future
version) accept a log file definition? (hopefully along the lines of
the combined_log format line in httpd.conf) and 2. Does anyone know
of some conversion scripts I can run against my customized apache
combined log files or should I start to write my own? (and further
delay getting the webalizer stats online)


futher info for anyone interested;

customized combined log format;
LogFormat "%t %v \"%{Referer}i -> %U\" \"%r\" %>s %B %T # %h (%a) %l %
u \"%{User-Agent}i\"" combined

a few sample lines;
[25/Dec/2001:23:59:41 -0800]
home.techhosts.com "http://home.techhosts.com/ -
> /linuxsoft.html" "GET /linuxsoft.html HTTP/1.1" 304 0 0 #
203.167.87.22 (203.167.87.22) - - "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0;
Windows 98; DigExt)"
[25/Dec/2001:23:59:42 -0800]
home.techhosts.com "http://home.techhosts.com/linuxsoft.html -
> /styles.css" "GET /styles.css HTTP/1.1" 304 0 0 # 203.167.87.22
(203.167.87.22) - - "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98;
DigExt)"
[26/Dec/2001:00:04:45 -0800]
www.techhosts.com "http://home.techhosts.com/ -> /" "GET / HTTP/1.1"
200 2823 1 # 203.167.87.22 (203.167.87.22) - - "Mozilla/4.0
(compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt)"
[26/Dec/2001:00:04:46 -0800]
www.techhosts.com "http://www.techhosts.com/ -
> /styles.css" "GET /styles.css HTTP/1.1" 304 0 0 # 203.167.87.22
(203.167.87.22) - - "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98;
DigExt)"
[26/Dec/2001:00:04:54 -0800]
www.techhosts.com "http://www.techhosts.com/ -
> /news.php" "GET /news.php HTTP/1.1" 200 2669 0 # 203.167.87.22
(203.167.87.22) - - "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98;
DigExt)"

Hi there,

I'm using webalizer at the moment, I told my server recently to
rotate my logs, it does this no problem, but now, webalizer reports

Error: Unable to restore run data (12)

But not all the time, if I delete the .hist and .current files, it
works for a while, then stops.

The logs rotate daily up to a multiple of 4, then emails the last one
to me.

Thanks in advance.

Mike Pearce

Guys,

These might be very basic questions but I am pretty new to it, here
is my problem.

I have a linux box running Apache WebServer, Webalizer is already
configured on this server, What I need to do is that

o Reverse DNS Look up to be set up.
o Logs to be set up to auto delete.
o The software should be set up to minimise the maintenance callouts.

Kindly help me out.

Regards,
Mustafa Zafar

Hello, I'm using Webalizer mostly with great success on a busy site.

I'm having a few problems with the dns lookup part of webalizer.

First, Webalizer was not caching missed lookups (ip numbers that
failed to convert to names).  This was causing a nasty performance
problem, especially since I run webazolver on each day's logs in a
separate run. I found a couple of lines commented out in
dns_resolv.c, and removed those comments to hack around this problem.

Second, a TTL of three days is pretty short.  I raised it up.

Third,  (this one is not fixed),   the dns cache db file is getting
too big for Linux (2gb).

I propose the following fix for this problem.  My fix should also
improve dns performance.

Here are the changes that might solve this:

(1) When storing a looked-up IP number in the db file, change the IP
number so that its last octet is zero. That is, only store at most
one IP lookup from any class C address range in the file.
(2) When retrieving from the file, also adjust the IP number so the
last octet is zero.
(3) Control this behavior from a config file parameter, and also
possibly by using the -X command line option.

Does anyone on this list have such a patch to webalizer (or some
other patch that does the same kind of thing)?

I'm currently running a few auctions on ebay and am pointing to my
web server for people to GET the pictures. In my httpd-access.log
it's showing all of the GETs for each of the photos, but when I run
webalizer on the log file, while it shows the hits, I wanted to see
the actual pictures being pulled down and the statistics on which
pictures are being viewed the most.

An example output would be like the one below.  I dont' want to
manually grep for each picture and then run webalizer separately on
each picture.  I have way too many auctions/pictures to do that.  It
seems that it should be fairly easy for Webalizer to do what it does
on URLs for jpgs.  Because the pictures are not being pulled up by a
specific .html/.htm file it doesn't register this in the default
reports.

coldhcp-98-82.spl.org - - [26/Dec/2001:12:39:26 -
0600] "GET /MiniScreen3.jpg HTTP/1.0" 200
18127 "http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&item=xxxxxx" "Mozilla/4.7 [en] (WinNT; U)"

Forget the question - I figured it out in the conf file.  The default
was not to include the jpg/gif stats.  Disregard the post.


--- In webalizer@y..., "sindrome1" <sindrome1@y...> wrote:
> I'm currently running a few auctions on ebay and am pointing to my
> web server for people to GET the pictures. In my httpd-access.log
> it's showing all of the GETs for each of the photos, but when I run
> webalizer on the log file, while it shows the hits, I wanted to see
> the actual pictures being pulled down and the statistics on which
> pictures are being viewed the most.
>
> An example output would be like the one below.  I dont' want to
> manually grep for each picture and then run webalizer separately on
> each picture.  I have way too many auctions/pictures to do that.
It
> seems that it should be fairly easy for Webalizer to do what it
does
> on URLs for jpgs.  Because the pictures are not being pulled up by
a
> specific .html/.htm file it doesn't register this in the default
> reports.
>
> coldhcp-98-82.spl.org - - [26/Dec/2001:12:39:26 -
> 0600] "GET /MiniScreen3.jpg HTTP/1.0" 200
> 18127 "http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?
> ViewItem&item=xxxxxx" "Mozilla/4.7 [en] (WinNT; U)"

I have webalizer 2. What are the commands to get the stats to update
now. Thanks...Phil

Hello,

I use latest webalizer for win32 (V2.01-09-RB07) and it seems, there is
a bug with user agent string handling, because almost all of them are
truncated by one char...

Any ideas/suggestions?

Regards,
Paulius

Hello,

I love this program, it works much faster and more efficiently than
my previous program!  Question:  My HTMLTail get truncated.  What is
the max length and can it be increased?

Thanks,

Malaney J. Hill

Where can I find information that will help me understand how to
interpret the information that is provided by the Webalizer.

Annie

--- In webalizer@y..., I <oj@w...> wrote:
> I'm having a few problems with the dns lookup part of webalizer.
> First, Webalizer was not caching missed lookups ...
> Second, a TTL of three days is pretty short.  I raised it up ...
> Third,     the dns cache db file is getting
> too big for Linux (2gb)...

I created and tested a patch to address these three issues, and sent
it to Brad, webalizer's author.   If anybody else wants it, please
let me know.

Ollie Jones  oj@...

Guys,

These might be very basic questions but I am pretty new to it, here
is my problem.

I have a linux box running Apache WebServer, Webalizer is already
configured on this server, What I need to do is that

o Reverse DNS Look up to be set up.
o Logs to be set up to auto delete.
o The software should be set up to minimise the maintenance callouts.

Kindly help me out.

Regards,
Mustafa Zafar

OK... I'm looking for help and/or recommendations please :D

I'm the webmaster for a site that's beginning to average about 500-
1000 hits a day, and rather than stare at raw logfiles I want
something informative and pretty to look at in the way of stats. My
own site is hosted on a lovely server that offers free Webalizer
stats. However the site I'm talking about now has a crappy statistics
package that doesn't have half the functionality of Webalizer. On top
of that, they don't allow ANY dynamic content AT ALL. This means no
perl scripts, no database scripts, no ASP, ColdFusion, JSP, etc. etc.

So, my question is: Is there any way to remotely monitor a site with
the same statistical functionality of Webalizer?

Thankyou muchly.