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I would like webalizer for each of my domains (each of which uses a different Static/CGI application). Do I need to create a different webalizer application for each domain or can I reuse the same webalizer application in different website records? Whatever the answer, it would be good to update the WebFaction dox at: https://docs.webfaction.com/software/webstats.html This community post: https://community.webfaction.com/questions/4610/use-one-awstats-app-for-multiple-sites answers that question for AWStats but not for Webalizer. asked 21 May '16, 08:45 cpirazzi |
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Just following up after my support ticket, to help other users. It appears that YES you must have a different Webalizer application for each domain (even though Webalizer applications don't require you to type in the domain to be monitored). At least, when I tried having multiple domains on one Webalizer app and waiting 2-3 days, no reports were generated, but when I split into different apps, reports were generated after 24 hours (still could have been something else causing the problem at first but this seems like a plausible explanation). We should definitely update the dox at: https://docs.webfaction.com/software/webstats.html and I will submit a ticket to update the dox. answered 24 May '16, 09:06 cpirazzi |
I've never tested this myself, so I've set it up and report back to you in 24-48hrs with the results.
Here's a datapoint: I have had a webalizer application pointed to about 20 websites for 3 days now and the HTML there still says "Webstats coming soon." I'm not sure if that's because I used multiple domains or because of some other problem.
Okay then, can you please open a ticket so we can look further into this?
Will do. Thanks.