This is the process I have used so far.
I installed
activeperl (current)
awstats (6.9)
I did the default install of activeperl and did the “hello world” test and that worked fine.
I installed awstats and at the configuration prompts I chose “none” for the first step
I chose yes to build a configuration file
and named my profile “stats” and that all worked fine
Now, with IIS I created a new web service ext called Perl (all this was done with the perl install, but I checked to verify) added the path c:\\Perl\\bin\\perl.exe “%s” %s, but I got the error enviroment variables in file names will not be expanded, so I removed the “%s” and just used c:\\Perl\\bin\\perl.exe %s
Next I checked the Web service extensions Perl & Perl CGI ext and both we set to allow
The .pl extension was already set
I moved the awstats folders from the defaul c:\\program files to c:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\awstats and moved the icon folder to the wwwroot folder
added a data folder (for log file dumps)
setup a virtual directory and pointed at c:\\intepub\\wwwroot\\awstats and added exectue and scripts.
setup my log file proper
changed my settings in awstats.stats.conf
I ran awstats.pl -config=stats –update
everything appears to have read fine and processed and dumped a new file in my data directory.
http://statistics.stats.com/cg…….ig=stats
The problem is when I try to view the page I get nothing. Do I need to setup something more? I have tried everything I can think of to get this to view, but nothing seems to work. I think I am missing a step beyond my tutorial guide.
My system configuration is as follows
windows server 2003
IIS v. 6
Hosting 19 virtual websites for ArcGIS server pages