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# Enter the path of the log file. This is where you can find the stats
# for all your pages.

Were do I find that at Freeola?
I need it for a stat cgi script I am trying too use.
Thx very much.

scuterbob wrote:
> # Enter the path of the log file. This is where you can find the
> stats
# for all your pages.

Were do I find that at Freeola?
I
> need it for a stat cgi script I am trying too use.
Thx very much.

You stat program will create a log file of the days/weeks/months events... e.g number of visitors, where the visitors are from, peak time for visitors, etc... and it may do this by writing either a text file or a HTML file for you to read...

and it needs a path to store the file

e.g. /htdocs/CGI-Scrpits/CounterStats/

remeber to set permissions so the program can wirte to the directory on the fly...

I'm not sure if this is helpful... of just a mess of info... but I hope it helps answer your question? :)

# Enter the path of the log file. This is where you can find the stats
# for all your pages.

Were do I find that at Freeola?
I need it for a stat cgi script I am trying too use.
Thx very much.