Re: getting awstats to read post.office log files

[Ken Whitcomb <ken@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Anita,
I have more recently changed a line in the awstats.mail.conf file 
that uses a .pl script to convert my PO log to something that awstats 
can handle. But, it doesn't reflect any where near the amount of mail 
traffic that my box is handling.

I am using awstats as installed by iTools 7.2 with Post.Office. It 
appears that the mail file is only displaying data related to 
localhost and 127.0.0.1 and not any of my domains. awstats works fine 
for all of the other logs (virtual hosts, raw apache logs, ftp logs, 
etc.) but the mail log has me stumped.

ken


On Jan 14, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Anita Holmgren wrote:

> Ken, are you using the logging analysis from iTools 7 or are you 
> doing this yourself? iTools 7 (which you own) has built-in analysis 
> for mail traffic, so if iTools 7 is on the same machine as 
> Post.Office, you can use this new capability.
>
> iTools 7 automatically configures Advanced Web Statistics (awstats) 
> log analyser when a virtual host is added.  There is no manual 
> configuration required to generate the log. In addition, only 
> authorized people are able to view the log report generated by 
> awstats.

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