Closed itzonban closed 4 years ago
Yes, just pass empty log file to the statistics and Awstats will update the MAP section.
Thanks for your response. I tried that, but this just updates the current statistic file (awstats092019.DOMAIN.txt), the old ones (e.g. awstats072019.DOMAIN.txt) won't be touched anymore...
Line to replace
Line with $filedate replace into
$filedate = sprintf( "%02i%04i", $MonthRequired, $YearRequired );
And run your script with following parameters
perl awstats.pl -config={YOUR_CONFIG} -update -month=07 -year=2019
Your month has to have two digits, and when you are done you replace that line to the previous one.
Thanks. I replaced the line and tested, but same result... no matter what month or year I use as parameter, only the current database file is updated...
That is strange. It works for me. Can you give me link to your awstats code, so that I can replicate your problem?
I'm so sorry, I made a classic copy and paste error when switching the awstats.pl from the debian version to your current version :-/
Now it works as you described!! :) Thanks a lot for your help.
Hi,
I have to do some manual changes in old statistic files to comply with the new EU General Data Protection Regulation.
The documentation says that you should remove the MAP section after making changes and AWStats will rewrite the MAP section on the next update. But the logs are long gone, so I can't use the normal update procedure for that. Also I would need the automatic migration of the IP addresses for the visitors count, which is also covered by the normal update.
Is there any way to update an old statistic file without a log file?
Thanks and best regards Daniel