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Jab at 23:17, 29 January 2014

2014-01-29T23:17:26Z

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	While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.		While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.

Pashdown: remove webalizer

2009-11-19T21:18:46Z

remove webalizer

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	While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ ~~Webalizer~~ web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.		While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.

	==Usage==		==Usage==

Pashdown: /* Usage */ remove roxen reference

2009-11-19T21:17:06Z

Usage: remove roxen reference

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	==Usage==		==Usage==

	<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': The following instructions are for Apache; users who wish to remain on the old Roxen server will need to use ''access_roxen'' in place of ''access_log'' in all instances. Keep in mind that if both ''access_log'' and ''access_roxen'' files are present in the directory, the ''access_log'' file will take precedence.</div>

	To create an access_log for your account, make the file, <tt>access_log</tt> in your <tt>public_html</tt> directory. Be sure that it is group writable (<tt>chmod g+w access_log</tt>).		To create an access_log for your account, make the file, <tt>access_log</tt> in your <tt>public_html</tt> directory. Be sure that it is group writable (<tt>chmod g+w access_log</tt>).

Cyeates at 18:53, 11 June 2009

2009-06-11T18:53:17Z

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	While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ Webalizer web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.		While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ Webalizer web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.

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Mfrazier at 21:54, 18 March 2008

2008-03-18T21:54:43Z

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	While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ Webalizer web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.		While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ Webalizer web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.

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	Because the file will continue to grow, keep an eye on the size. This does count against your disk quota.		Because the file will continue to grow, keep an eye on the size. This does count against your disk quota.


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Deadguy: new page

2007-07-29T01:00:44Z

new page

New page

While Web Hosting customers are already provided with [http://stats.xmission.com/vhost2/ Webalizer web statistics], all customers with web space can choose to generate web statistics themselves to track their web site traffic however they see fit. At XMission, logs for your web site can be copied nightly to an "access_log" file, which uses standard web log formatting.

==Usage==

<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': The following instructions are for Apache; users who wish to remain on the old Roxen server will need to use ''access_roxen'' in place of ''access_log'' in all instances. Keep in mind that if both ''access_log'' and ''access_roxen'' files are present in the directory, the ''access_log'' file will take precedence.</div>

To create an access_log for your account, make the file, <tt>access_log</tt> in your <tt>public_html</tt> directory. Be sure that it is group writable (<tt>chmod g+w access_log</tt>).

<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': You may set all public_html permissions to defaults by logging in to http://home.xmission.com/ and selecting the "My Account" tab. There, you will find a "Repair Your Web Permissions" option under the "XMission Tools" section.</div>

If you'd like your statistics to be viewable from the web (e.g., With Netscape or Internet Explorer), you need to make the <tt>access_log</tt> group readable as well (<tt>chmod g+r access_log</tt>). Once proper permissions are set, point your browser to the following URL, replacing <tt>acctname</tt> with your XMission username.

<tt>http://www.xmission.com/~acctname/access_log</tt>

If you don't want it publicly viewable, make sure the group readable access is off (<tt>chmod g-r access_log</tt>).

Because the file will continue to grow, keep an eye on the size. This does count against your disk quota.