Linux

Network browsing in Windows is a mystery. Sometimes some computers simply don't show up when browsing a network. This seems to be especially true for Linux servers. Under newer versions of the Windows OS (2000, XP), you can connect to a server (if you know its IP adress) via the mount network drive command even though the network browser cannot see that server. Windows NT doesn't have that option. The only possibility is to use the "net use" command from the command line. This is uncomfortable, although one can make .bat files for frequently used connections.

I bought a USB TV card; a Pinnacle PCTV Deluxe. There is only one program for Linux available: dunerec. Here is how I got it working:

The log files of virtual hosts are located in /var/log/httpd/vhost_name/ and named vhost_name-access_log etc. Webalizer config files for each virtual host are located in /etc/webalizer/ and are named vhost_name.conf. Also history files (vhost_name.hist and vhost_name.current) are located in the same directory. For each virtual host the following are edited in the config files: LogFile, OutputDir, HistoryName, IncrementalName, HostName. Webalizer is run as a daily cron job: [root@localhost] cat /etc/cron.daily/00webalizer !