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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Grant Peel <gp...@thenetnow.com> on 2008/06/06 21:47:23 UTC
[users@httpd] Statistics
Hi all,
We have been using Webalizer for a number of years now and it has been a
decent tool, but alas, seems to have stagnated from a development
standpoint.
I curious what everyone is using these days for analyzing Apache logs?
- Virtual Sites (per domain config),
- Can do incremental files,
-Grant
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Re: [users@httpd] Statistics
Posted by Agnello George <ag...@gmail.com>.
On 6/10/08, Malka Cymbalista <Ma...@weizmann.ac.il> wrote:
> We are using awstats: http://awstats.sourceforge.net/ and are pleased with it.
> --
>
i have set up awstats for virtaul domains ... i guess this link will
help you out a lot !! ...
http://linux-vashi.blogspot.com/2008/06/installing-awstats-for-virtual-domains.html
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Agnello Dsouza
www.linux-vashi.blogspot.com
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Re: [users@httpd] Statistics
Posted by Malka Cymbalista <Ma...@weizmann.ac.il>.
We are using awstats: http://awstats.sourceforge.net/ and are pleased with it.
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>>> On 6/6/2008 at 10:47 PM, in message <08...@GRANT>,
"Grant Peel" <gp...@thenetnow.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We have been using Webalizer for a number of years now and it has been a
> decent tool, but alas, seems to have stagnated from a development
> standpoint.
>
> I curious what everyone is using these days for analyzing Apache logs?
>
> - Virtual Sites (per domain config),
> - Can do incremental files,
>
> -Grant
>
>
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Re: [users@httpd] DAV and SSL help
Posted by Harry Holt <ha...@gmail.com>.
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 10:10 AM, Tim Burke <bu...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> I am running Windows XP SP3 on all machines and have an internal Intranet.
> The clients are using TortoiseSVN and command line svn.
>
Sounds pretty typical, and similar to our own setup.
> I have NEVER worked on the internals the Apache httpd!
>
> I have installed Apache httpd 2.2.8, and separately VisualSVN 1.1 (which
> installs a copy of httpd 2.2.8) on a server machine. My purpose was
> subversion, so VisualSVN 1.1 should be sufficient. It seems to include both
> ssl, and DAV (from looking at the httpd.conf in the VisualSVN conf
> directory)
I'm not familiar with VisualSVN. It looks like the server is just
Subversion + apache + a management console plugin. The management
console actually looks kind of handy. Will the client work ok with a
plain subversion + apache install? Maybe you need to check with the
VisualSVN support about that.
>
> What I would like to do is use the Apache httpd 2.2.8 installation to
> support both SubVersion, and Web-DAV. This would be to support other
> applications that use DAV (like Mozilla calendar Lighting). Later I would
> like to add Tomcat support (for JSPs).
I do that, too, sort of.
>
> I believe that for the Apache 2.2.8 installation of httpd to support SSL,
> and DAV, I will need to copy several .so files from the VisualSVN bin
> directory over to the apache 2.2.8 bin directory. Also, I will need to add
> commands to the apache 2.2.8 conf/httpd.conf file.
No, that is not correct. Everything we run on the server side is SSL,
without VisualSVN. You just need to grab the Apache distribution that
includes OpenSSL.
>
> First question is, will the VisualSVN .so files work adequately if I copy
> them to the Apache 2.2.8 bin directory?
Probably not. In fact, I found this on their website:
"
Is it possible to integrate VisualSVN Server with an existing Apache instance?
No, it isn't possible. However, you can use Apache Reverse Proxy as a
proxy for VisualSVN Server. For further details please read
http://silmor.de/49.
"
>
> I have been reviewing all of the Apache conf files (to include the DAV and
> SSL conf files in the /extra directory in apache 2.2.8) compared to the
> VisualSVN conf file, and don't understand half of what I need to implement.
If you want to just do it with Apache and Subversion, I can probably
help you with that. I didn't see anything definitive on their site
regarding the client integration with a standard SubVersion + Apache
server, so I don't know how well the clients would interact with it.
>
> Second question is the difference and usage of the Dav svn command in the
> VirtualSVN conf file versus the (apparently) more general Dav on command in
> the httpd/conf file.
Probably because of custom settings of the VisualSVN module, but you
would need to post the examples you're referring to.
>
> I will probably have more questions after I figure out what I really need to
> do to get the 2.2.8 httpd configured to handle both SSL and DAV!
>
> I can provide any and/or all of the conf files from both the Apache 2.2.8
> conf files, and the VirtualSVN conf file.
Well I don't think you'll be able to get a lot of help here with the
VisualSVN stuff, since it appears to be a proprietary
modification/extension of SubVersion and Apache. So you'll probably
have to go to the vendor for help with it.
>
> Thanks for any help!
> --
> Tim Burke
> (303)979-1950 - home
> t.burke@computer.org
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[users@httpd] DAV and SSL help
Posted by Tim Burke <bu...@earthlink.net>.
I am running Windows XP SP3 on all machines and have an internal
Intranet. The clients are using TortoiseSVN and command line svn.
I have NEVER worked on the internals the Apache httpd!
I have installed Apache httpd 2.2.8, and separately VisualSVN 1.1 (which
installs a copy of httpd 2.2.8) on a server machine. My purpose was
subversion, so VisualSVN 1.1 should be sufficient. It seems to include
both ssl, and DAV (from looking at the httpd.conf in the VisualSVN conf
directory)
What I would like to do is use the Apache httpd 2.2.8 installation to
support both SubVersion, and Web-DAV. This would be to support other
applications that use DAV (like Mozilla calendar Lighting). Later I
would like to add Tomcat support (for JSPs).
I believe that for the Apache 2.2.8 installation of httpd to support
SSL, and DAV, I will need to copy several .so files from the VisualSVN
bin directory over to the apache 2.2.8 bin directory. Also, I will need
to add commands to the apache 2.2.8 conf/httpd.conf file.
First question is, will the VisualSVN .so files work adequately if I
copy them to the Apache 2.2.8 bin directory?
I have been reviewing all of the Apache conf files (to include the DAV
and SSL conf files in the /extra directory in apache 2.2.8) compared to
the VisualSVN conf file, and don't understand half of what I need to
implement.
Second question is the difference and usage of the Dav svn command in
the VirtualSVN conf file versus the (apparently) more general Dav on
command in the httpd/conf file.
I will probably have more questions after I figure out what I really
need to do to get the 2.2.8 httpd configured to handle both SSL and DAV!
I can provide any and/or all of the conf files from both the Apache
2.2.8 conf files, and the VirtualSVN conf file.
Thanks for any help!
--
Tim Burke
(303)979-1950 - home
t.burke@computer.org
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Re: [users@httpd] Statistics
Posted by Hans <ha...@ezpear.com>.
Grant Peel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We have been using Webalizer for a number of years now and it has been
> a decent tool, but alas, seems to have stagnated from a development
> standpoint.
>
> I curious what everyone is using these days for analyzing Apache logs?
>
> - Virtual Sites (per domain config),
> - Can do incremental files,
>
> -Grant
>
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Try Awstats.
Regards,
Hans
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