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SAWstats is an improved version of AWstats with the following additional features:

• Native Nginx log format support (%codequot)
• Native Squid logs support (%codesquid %timesquid %otherblanks)
• Seamless support of monthly and daily views
• Easy navigation between monthly and daily weekly views
• Filtering of Drupal users (using DRUPAL_UID, see Apache recipe, Nginx can log this cookie as $cookie_DRUPAL_UID).

AWstats is a great tool for parsing and analysis of web logs with nice web interface, but after years it still lacks Squid support, so I decided to fork. The name "SAWstats" stands for "Severely Advanced Web Statistics".Read more

Install PHP GD for captcha

yum install php-gd

Create virtual host with following PHP settings:Read more

RuTorrent Installation

ruTorrent is preferred WebUI for rtorrent. Its installation is as simple as unpacking downloaded tarballs and changing a single parameter.

I chose the following components from download area (get all in a single package):Read more

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How to run it with Apache:

yum install mod_fastcgi 

mod_fcgid does not work!Read more

mkdir /var/www/php-fcgi
ln -s /var/www/drupal /var/www/php-fcgi/drupal

ngx_http_pubcookie_module is a Nginx module which authorizes users using encrypted cookies. Its description is available in russian here.

Pubcookie is a third party module and is not included in the Nginx core.

This module is a port of Pubcookie for Apache. You can find description and example settings of Apache module here.Read more

Let's describe a situation. Drupal is installed in the webserver root, and you want to guard a subdirectory on the server, which is completely separate from Drupal, by Pubcookie authentication. The problem is that Pubcookie internally uses another URL on your server named /Pubcookie.reply, and this URL gets intercepted by Drupal redirector. You can get various sorts of errors like "No granting reply". Pubcookie.reply is a magic URL that Apache knows how to reply to, but Drupal was rewriting it to index.php?q=Pubcookie.reply or alike. As a solution, add the following rewrite rule:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !=/PubCookie.reply