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#Wordpress awstats update

Note: you may get the following error Permission denied after clicking Update now button.navigate to /awstats/cgi-bin/?config=viethoang you would see Update now link button.set the AllowToUpdateStatsFromBrowser parameter to 1.Generally, we have 2 ways to keep the statistics updated: We should open \awstats\cgi-bin\ then set the LogFile value to name pattern for the log files are created by IIS, for instance “C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\ W3SVC39\u_ex%YY%MM%DD-24.log” so AWStats can process the latest + completed log file (normally, it’s the log file of yesterday) Note: you may get the following error HTTP Error 502.2 – Bad Gateway as you miss “%s” %s in Executable field above.as our IIS doesn’t know anything about Perl so we need to add the following Script Map via Handler Mappings feature of IIS.navigate to /awstats/cgi-bin/?config=viethoang, you may get the following error HTTP Error 404.3 – Not Found.so far so good, let’s view our statistics from a browser.hopefully, you would see something like this.open Command Prompt and change directory to \awstats\cgi-bin.okay it should be enough, let’s process the logs now by following this instruction.

set the SiteDomain parameter to the main domain name or the intranet web server name used to reach the web site being analyzed.

change the DirIcons parameter to reflect relative path of icon directory, in this case it should be /awstats/icon.

Note 2: there are many log files so we should merge them all into one single file, otherwise we will have to process one by one to build statistics database.

Note 1: we can get the correct folder based on the following info.

#Wordpress awstats full

change the LogFile value to the full path of our web server log file, for instance: “C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\ W3SVC39\u_ex200319.log”.

next step is to edit to match our specific environment.create a configuration file by clone and rename it to.let’s configure AWStats for Microsoft’s IIS server by following this instruction.

Note: we can add a virtual directory to IIS site and name it awstats instead of copying wwwroot folder to our Sitecore website folder.

unzip and then copy / paste wwwroot folder to our Sitecore website folder + rename it to awstats for a better practice.

navigate to AWStats Download and then download AWStats version 7.7 (the latest stable version at this moment).

note: personally, I wanted to eat Strawberry.

Of course, the good replacement – Google Analytics – just has been integrated recently. How about Sitecore Analytics? Sitecore License has had NO xDB enabled so they’ve not used Sitecore Analytics since day 1. The main purpose is to provide website statistics of the past days / weeks / years with a friendly user interface to the site admin / web master. This month, I’ve had a chance to play around with AWStats and Sitecore.