Uwe Dippel <udippel <at> uniten.edu.my> writes: > Picking up from some earlier complaints with the then new webalizer, > which broke all my setups (though I followed the suggestions - > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.ports/29855), I tried yet > another time: > > Removed all webalizer stuff, pkg_delete webalizer, rm > /var/log/webalizer*, rm /var/log/dns_cache.db. > Checked with 'locate webalizer', nothing left (aside from in > /usr/ports). So I assume everything is clean. > So I could do > pkg_add webalizer, then the following changes in /etc/webalizer.conf: > > > # diff /etc/webalizer.conf > > /usr/local/share/examples/webalizer/sample.conf > > 31,32d30 > > < LogFile /var/www/logs/access_log > > 47,48d44 > > < OutputDir /var/www/htdocs/webstat > > 59,60d54 > > < HistoryName /var/log/webalizer.hist > > 76,77d69 > > < Incremental yes > > 87,88d78 > > < IncrementalName /var/log/webalizer.current > > 125,126d114 > > < PageType php > > 144,145d131 > > < DNSCache /var/log/dns_cache.db > > 160,161d145 > > < DNSChildren 15 > > 338,339d321 > > < TopKURLs 30 > > 649,650d630 > > < MangleAgents 1
Did the same on my second box (correct me if something was done wrong, please!), and there it does go through: Webalizer Xtended RB21 (08-Dec-2007) / OpenBSD 4.6 / English Copyright 2005-2007 by Patrick K. Frei Based on Webalizer V2.01-10 Using logfile /var/www/logs/access_log (clf) Using default GeoIP database: GEO-106FREE 20090201 Build 1 Copyright (c) 2007 MaxMind LLC All Rights Reserved DNS Lookup (15): 61 addresses in 0.25 seconds Using DNS cache file /var/log/dns_cache.db Creating output in /var/www/htdocs/webstat but the country statistics are all (100%) unresolved. Where did the 61 addresses actually go? I only removed the two DNS entries from the cache (DNSCache and DNSChildren) next, rm /var/log/webalizer.*, and ran it again, browser refresh, and all countries *are* displayed. Maybe during package creation, DNS was not specified? And even if, should it not handle this situation in a more robust manner? Any hint appreciated, Uwe
