- I - Installation / Upgrade from the tar.gz package |
If you have installed w3perl from a the tar.gz package, edit the install.pl script. Set your
$pathcgi and $pathw3perl paths according to your server. Then run the install.pl script.
If you just need to upgrade the package, extract the new version over your current w3perl directory and run the upgrade.pl script.
If you have installed a packaged w3perl (windows/mac or rpm/deb on linux), go the next step
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- II - Administration |
First, password protect the admin section. If php is available, edit the
/admin/pass.txt file to add your own IP, or use an
htaccess file (see htaccess.dist file for apache server)
From the administration interface, you can manage your stats the way
you like. Define your own configuration files from the template
provided and run your stats.
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- IIIa - Configuration |
You need to define how the stats will be computed with a configuration file.
Some are provided as examples. Feel free to use
them as a template for your own.
If a web server is running, use the
administration interface otherwise, you can use the
online tool or edit one of the provided
configuration file and save it where the w3perl scripts are located.
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- IIIb - Installation from a RPM
or Deb package |
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If you have installed the package from a RPM or Debian package, you
can now compute your stats. Various configuration files are available. Feel free to modify them for your
own purpose.
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- IVa - Running the stats from a
web interface |
You can run the scripts from a web interface or from command line. Don't mix them as files will
have different privileges.
If you choose the web interface, stats updates could be done
remotely. Select 'Immediate Launch'
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- IVb - Running the stats from
command lines |
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If you want to run the stats on a daily basis, best is to run the master
script (cron-w3perl.pl) in a crontab. Use 'cron-w3perl.pl -e' for
update or 'cron-w3perl.pl -a' to reset.
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- V - Documentation / Help / Bug |
If you need some help, you can post a message in the forum.
Online documentation is available here
If you think you have found bugs, please report them with this form. I will fix them as fast as possible.
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- Apache server |
Make sure cgi is enabled or you won't be able to use the web admin.
Ubuntu's users using Apache 2.4 should run the command 'a2enmod cgi'
as cgi are not activated by default
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You are running
W3Perl 3.20
(June 30th 2015)
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Latest news
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- Filter on users
- Threats report
- Improved hourly report
- CentOS package
- Improved load-balancing support
- Bug fixes.
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