I was looking for webalizer.conf and couldn't find it in my CPanel server. So how do I configure Webalizer in CPanel?

Thanks for the info!

Hello,

You can use the following URL to run webalazier manully in cpanel with custom options

/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/webalizer -N10 -D /home/usertmp/webalizer/dns_cache.db -R250 -p -n domain.com -o /home/user/tmp/webalizer domain.com



Usage: /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/webalizer [options] [log file]
-h = print this help message
-v -V = print version information
-d = print additional debug info
-F type = Log type. type= (clf | ftp | squid)
-f = Fold sequence errors
-i = ignore history file
-p = preserve state (incremental)
-q = supress informational messages
-Q = supress _ALL_ messages
-Y = supress country graph
-G = supress hourly graph
-H = supress hourly stats
-L = supress color coded graph legends
-l num = use num background lines on graph
-m num = Visit timout value (seconds)
-T = print timing information
-c file = use configuration file 'file'
-n name = hostname to use
-o dir = output directory to use
-t name = report title 'name'
-a name = hide user agent 'name'
-r name = hide referrer 'name'
-s name = hide site 'name'
-u name = hide URL 'name'
-x name = Use filename extension 'name'
-P name = Page type extension 'name'
-I name = Index alias 'name'
-A num = Display num top agents
-C num = Display num top countries
-R num = Display num top referrers
-S num = Display num top sites
-U num = Display num top URLs
-e num = Display num top Entry Pages
-E num = Display num top Exit Pages
-g num = Group Domains to 'num' levels
-X = Hide individual sites
-D name = Use DNS Cache file 'name'
-N num = Number of DNS processes (0=disable)

Make sure that you are under the folder /usr/local/apache/domlogs

Hope this helps you.

Thanks, where can I get the crontab that runs Webalizer everyday? I may need to configure it directly from there.

give the command in crontab

:cool:

Isn't there a current Webalizer command that's already run daily? I just need to know where CPanel stores this particular cronjob?

The default cronjob for root doesn't give any much hint.

Create an /etc/webalizer.conf or ~/webalizer.conf with the configuration you want.

CPanel runs it from /usr/local/cpanel/cpanellogd, with these parameters:
-N 10 -D $homedir/tmp/webalizer/dns_cache.db -R 250 -p -n ${access_log_name} -o $homedir/tmp/webalizer ${waccess_log}"

As long as you don't need to override these parameters you'll be OK. Webalizer looks in these directories for the .conf file if it hasn't been specified on the command line.