How do I find the Unix log file route?

jrobbio · #1 03-Feb-2003, 03:00

I'm wanting to install the AWstats proggy and it asks for this information but I don't know where to look or how to find it. Is there any way for me to find it (obviously there is) if my website is topfunwebsites.com and my username is jrobbio?

JdS · #2 03-Feb-2003, 04:21

This is something you usually ask your host... but if your host is using CPanel, it's highly likely it's at:

Code:

Logfile="/usr/local/apache/domlogs/domain.ext"

replace 'domain.ext' with YOUR domain and extension - i.e. topfunwebsites.com

jrobbio · #3 04-Feb-2003, 04:05

Thanks JDS I'm struggling to get this AWstats going

JdS · #4 04-Feb-2003, 05:27

Unfortunately Rob, it's one of those 'hard-to-setup' scripts out there. I was actually surprised that you were attempting it.

jrobbio · #5 04-Feb-2003, 08:40

I was aware of that but I found this site:
http://instantcgi.com/
that will install it for you. I still can't get the ruddy thing to work. Never mind.

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How do I find the Unix log file route?

awstats logfile path

Setting up awstats is not easy