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jwMIke
628 days ago		Hello,

I now have Awstats configured for multiple web sites. I have a batch file that creates the stats for each individual web site. This results in text files as such:

1.webDomain1/awst...46301.html
2.webDomain2/awst...46302.html
3.webDomain3/awst...46303.html

I am also using Jawstats to pretty up the display pages. My question is, what do I need to do to enable each web site customer to view their respective Jawstats display?

As always,
Thanks in advance.
seb.compuccino.com
521 days ago		I have a patch for this coming out soon.. a rather simple config switch. Should be ready by the end of the week.
seb.compuccino.com
519 days ago		as promised

http://compuccino.com/labs/blog/2010/09/03/howto-awstats-und-jawstats-multi-user-konfiguration-inkl-patch

Multi-User patch for jawstats.

any questions, contact me at sebastian at compuccino d o t com
dmayo2
379 days ago		If you don't want to install a patch, I've done this with my config.php file.

"/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain1.com",
"sitename" => "domain1",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-1st-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);

elseif($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] == "www.domain2.com"):
$aConfig["domain2.com"] = array(
"statspath" => "/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain2.com",
"sitename" => "domain2",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-2nd-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);

endif;

?>
dmayo2
379 days ago		opps, looks like the entire config.php file got pasted in my previous post.

"/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain1.com",
"sitename" => "domain1",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-1st-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);

elseif($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] == "www.domain2.com"):
$aConfig["domain2.com"] = array(
"statspath" => "/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain2.com",
"sitename" => "domain2",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-2nd-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);

endif;
?>
dmayo2
379 days ago		Nope. Seems to be the bulletin board not posting the entire file contents.

Let's start with part1:

start with the opening php tag, then:

// core config parameters
$sDefaultLanguage = "en-gb";
$sConfigDefaultView = "thismonth.all";
$bConfigChangeSites = false;
$bConfigUpdateSites = false;
$sUpdateSiteFilename = "xml_update.php";
dmayo2
379 days ago		That seemed to work, now add in an if/else statement:

// individual site configuration
if($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] == "www.domain1.com"):
$aConfig["domain1.com"] = array(
"statspath" => "/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain1.com",
"sitename" => "domain1",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-1st-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);

elseif($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] == "www.domain2.com"):
$aConfig["domain2.com"] = array(
"statspath" => "/var/lib/awstats/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://www.domain2.com",
"sitename" => "domain2",
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "my-2nd-password",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "en-gb"
);
dmayo2
379 days ago		and finally close up the config.php file with:

endif;
?>

Works fine with me. No else statement needed. I run 8 different domains with one installation of jawstats this way. I have symlinks pointing to the one directory of live files.
mbsouth
374 days ago		@dmayo2

Hi, it´s also possible to do:

$aConfig[ substr($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],4) ] = array(
"statspath" => "./data/",
"updatepath" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/",
"siteurl" => "http://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],
"sitename" => $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],
"theme" => "default",
"fadespeed" => 250,
"password" => "yoursupersecretpassword",
"includes" => "",
"language" => "de-de"
);
mbsouth
374 days ago		@dmayo2

Sorry, forgott to change the statspath:

"statspath" => "your/settings/here/",

I use JAWStats with fcgid ans Suexec on Debian Squezze. The ./data (statistic/data) is in the users fcgid area.
asa
148 days ago		I use, instead of index.php, sitename.php and include on it a custom sitename-config.php.
That resolve the issue for me.

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