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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Configuring AWStats for subdirectories
AWStats is a great open-source stats analyzation program.
In the process of setting up a replacement webserver at VSU I was investigating the replacement of analog, another nice open-source stats program.
The problem with analog is that the people requesting stats were confused by the technical output. These people aren't computer folks, they just want to know who or what or when the pages they maintain are being visited.
The default setup of AWStats is fairly easy to accomplish, but if you want to generate separated stats on individual directories off the web root, then it takes a little know how.
CPS Startup Script
At VSU, we are implementing the Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Contribute Publishing Server and CMS.
This is a two-piece system that involves a client-side component (Contribute) and a server-side component (CPS).
We are running this on a Linux server, so we needed an easy way to start the service up should a system reboot occur.
Now Macromedia included a very simple shell script that made a call the included OEM Jrun binary to start the server. The only problem is that it had no facility to plugin to the chkconfig tool that can be used to manage services in the various runlevels.
Enable Verbose Logging on Contribute Publishing Server
In the process of troubleshooting the LDAP user problems I was experiencing I found that by default the logging of info and debug messages is turned off by default for the OEM jrun install that is part of Contribute Publishing Server 3.11.
In order to enable these logging levels you have to edit the sevrer configuration xml file. This file should be located in the configuration directory of your jrun4 server's WEB-INF folder.
The name of the file is:
ckm.xml
Open this file in your favorite editor and look for the following section:
<logger_settings>
Sort the Role Listing in the Contribute Client
One of the annoyances I have found with the Contribute Client is that in the Administration interface section, when adding a user, the menu of roles is not sorted for you. The list that appears when you reassign a user or when you create a new role, is sorted for you.
Each time that a new role is added, the client updates the hub file, adding the new role to the end of the list.
Changing the Contribute connection string name