Awstats displaying them without having to login

[golddiggerguy]

I have a hosting account with a few domains using Awstats and want a client to be able to see his stats.

The account has other domains on it so cant just give him the login details.

Is their a work around to maybe let them be public?

Cheers

 

[FC Domains]

Make him an admin on just that domain.

(That answer sounds far too simple.)

 

[golddiggerguy]

I'm using cpanel how do I do that. Had a look but unsure.

 

[FC Domains]

All my Linux servers run BlueQuartz (where you tick a box for that user) so I'm sorry, but I've no idea.
I've never found a way to make Awstats visible to anybody.

 

[golddiggerguy]

The only way I can see is set it up for them on their PC by bookmarking the URL for their stats.

e.g. link http:// 123.123.123.123:2082/awstats.pl?config=enduserdomain.accountdomain.org&ssl=&lang=en

And then fill the details and save them so they never will have to know them.

Not a great way but up to now thats the only way I can see.

 

[rob]

One other way could be for a fopen / read in the page and do a rewrite in a local directory or a straightforward cp .

All depends on level of access on the server.

 

[Jeewhizz]

Not possible with cpanel. If you use that URL, it will prompt them for a password.

We do lots with cpanel servers, and it's one of the most frequently asked things.

You are better off setting up awstats in your domain public_html/cgi-bin/ directory. However, perl files can sometimes be a pain in the ass to setup!

Jee

 

[golddiggerguy]

Hmm any tips on how to set it up in my public folder?

I'll give it a go and read up on it but any help welcome.