Fwd: Re: [Typo3] AWstats for windows
Daniel Rahenkamp
Daniel.Rahenkamp at sdhc.k12.fl.us
Wed Mar 30 16:15:12 CEST 2005
Daniel Rahenkamp,NewIDEAS writes:
>The instructions for getting it up and running on IIS are in the /docs
>folder once you
>get it installed. Yes they are. I just looked. Just bring up the
>awstats_setup.html
>file and it's right there.
Humm not in my setup... I did just download and reinstall AWStats. All
that is in my /docs folder is.
AWstats (folder)
awstats_changelog.txt
copying.txt
license.txt
readme.txt
Any idea where I can find these docs?
>
>Just an aside: I don't know how much input you have over which web
>server you
>use, but once you can get past the lack of GUI interface with Apache's
>setup, it's
>really a more stable and robust server, and since it doesn't interact
>directly with the
>OS, it's a bit easier to contain. Since I moved to Apache2, there's not
>too much I
>can't do in a Win32 environment that's currently being done in linux. I
>found that
>using IIS, while I *could* do most things, it involved a kludge of some
>sort. Running
>Perl and PHP as a cgi, which you have to do with IIS, is a real
>performance hit on a
>server.
I have total control of this server and we have been migrating some older
ASP files to PHP. Unless there is a way to run ASP on Apache then I will
unfortunately have to stick with IIS for a while. I have used Apache
before and it IS the direction I am going in but I am still obligated to
keep these ASP apps going until I can convert them to PHP.
d
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