Chapter 30. Optional component to install with Apache
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Chapter 30. Optional component to install with Apache

Table of Contents

1. Linux Webalizer
2. Compile
2.1. Configurations
3. Configure the /etc/webalizer.conf file
4. Make Apache aware of Webalizer output directory
4.1. Running Webalizer manually first time
5. Run Webalizer automatically with a cron job
5.1. Installed files
6. Linux FAQ-O-Matic
7. Compile and install FAQ-O-Matic
8. Make Apache aware Faq-O-Matic file's location
9. Configure your FAQ-O-Matic
10. Installed files
11. Linux Webmail IMP
12. Set up PHPLib
13. Compile to install Webmail IMP
14. Configure and create Webmail IMP SQL database
15. Configure your php.ini from PHP4
15.1. Configure Apache to recognize Webmail IMP
16. Configure Webmail IMP via your web browser

In this chapter, Three-useful external programs that you may install on your Linux server are explained. These programs have been made for use with the Apache Web Server, and are useful only if you intend to use Apache in your organization. If this is not the case, you can skip this chapter and continue through the rest of this book. To begin, we'll talk about:

  1. Webalizer, which is a web server log file analysis program.

  2. Then we'll discuss FAQ-O-Matic, which can be used when you want a FAQ list, bug-tracing database, documentation and much more on your server.

  3. Finally, we'll talk about a very sophisticated and interesting program called Webmail, which allows you to offer free mail accounts to your clients, or access and read your mail, in a secure manner.

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