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thesimon
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I would like to set up a little statistics program to use with my content management system so users can view stats without needing to login to cpanel.

Can anyone point me in the right direction.

What information should I keep in a db and what structure should it have.
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What do you want to show them?

Probably a tool like awstats or webalizer can inspire you ;)
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build your own......it is fun :wink:
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Cpanel uses third party programs. Just download them and install them where a user can get to them. ;)
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Skara wrote:Cpanel uses third party programs. Just download them and install them where a user can get to them. ;)
Thanks for your help, I am a little confused on how to install something like that with Cpanel, is it simply a matter of copying files?

I found where the log files were kept, in the /tmp/awstats directory.
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no, you don't understand. Cpanel uses third party programs. Awstats etc have nothing to do with cpanel. Google awstats. Download it. Install it.
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