hmmmm doesn't anlgform.cgi run as the user who has analogform.html calls the cgi? then
the cgi
sends arguments to analog, which runs as the ApacheUserId, to extrapolate the logs. Is
this
correct?
I just erased a bunch of stuff that should be talked about on another forum. But it
was a good
thought process that lead me to what I really want. I may have asked this before but
here goes.
I read somewhere that about 25% of ISPs use analog. (Is this correct or am I
confused?) I
expect that these other ISPs have a need to simple say go to this URL and presto you
can
receive stats on your website and you'll never have to ask me about it again.
Is that right or am i the only person who has installed analog that wants to do this?
I doubt it!
So, how can I get in touch with someone who has already done this?????
Phil
Stephen Turner wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Phil wrote:
>
> > This thought might be coming from other related readings I've been doing lately
>but if I
> > want to set the default config to be ~HOME/.analogrc do I need to recompile the
> > anlgform.cgi ?
> > In case this isn't clear, the objective would be to allow any user to run analog
>based on
> > a config file in their home directory. Also I would want analog to run as the
>userid of
> > the user calling anlgform.cgi
> >
> > could someone outline the correct way to set this up.
> >
>
> I don't think this is possible, is it? The cgi program always runs as the
> server. There's not even any way for it to know who's submitted the request.
>
> Of course, you can apply some heuristic based on hostname, or allowing people
> to select their name on the form, but you will have to write another program
> to process that information.
>
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