Thanks for the infoi Mike. Got the latest webalizer, made the changes as suggested and now I'm getting my Pie Chart like I used to. :)
Now the thing is, if I run webalizer manually, it sits at at a 'DNS Lookup (5):' prompt until I hit enter and then it seems to process it. I'm wondering if that's what hung my system last night. Is there a way to not get it to 'stick'? Thanks! Jim Hale - Jim & Kathy's MIDI & Audio Website http://hale.dyndns.org On Monday 22 April 2002 07:18 am, Jim Hale wrote: > When I first installed Red Hat and started running my website, the > Webalizer used to show extra info like the countries that accessed my > site. Now it just shows 'Unknown' on the graph. How can I change this > to show countries again? It's nothing major but was just kind of > interesting. The answer depends on the version of webalizer you are running. If you are using webalizer from a recent redhat rpm, then the resolver capability is probably enabled. (The author defaults to it being disabled.) Assuming this is a current webalizer rpm, then in /etc/webalizer.conf, you need to edit 2 lines. (This works for webalizer-2.01_09-0.72 at least) Uncomment: # DNSCache dns_cache.db Uncomment and edit: # DNSChildren 0 to: DNSChildren 5 (or some other value. The help files suggest something between1-20, with 1-100 being valid values. This defines the number of child processes started to resolve the addresses in the log files.) - -- - -Michael _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
