Make Awstats read port 2083? (SSL)

Discussion in 'Traffic Analysis' started by bobby9101, May 7, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hi, I have a website and I used htaccess to force all users to visit via port 2083 so that I can force SSL however awstats is showing 0 stats.
    I am guessing that awstats reads port 80, and not 2083
    How can i change this?
     
    bobby9101, May 7, 2007 IP
  2. Jean-Luc

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    Hi,

    AWStats does not access the site through http ports. AWStats is a program running on the server. It reads the web server log file and translates it into human-readable reports.

    You have to make sure that the AWStats config file is pointing to the right log file and that awstats.pl has read permission to the log file.

    Jean-Luc
     
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    all of that is correct.
    I have this same setup on 20+ sites, and it is only the SSL site that is displaying 0 visitors and all (and yes it is getting traffic)
    Analog stats are showing correctly, but I like awstats
     
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    What message do you get when you run the AWStats update from SSH (or from the DOS prompt, if it is a Windows based system) ?

    Jean-Luc
     
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    I only update via the awstats page (the little update link)
    It has stats for april, but at the end of april I added an SSL certificate and now it is showing 0 visitors and all.
    So it has to be the SSL
     
    bobby9101, May 8, 2007 IP