- If you want to use the old Fly/Flydraw graphics tool
W3Perl uses now Jqplot, a javascript library included in the package but Fly support have not
been removed.
Download the package
Uncompress it and type 'make'
Copy the binary to /usr/bin/fly
- Make sure the
configuration files you have built from the admin interface
are also in your w3perl's cgi directory
If not, copy (and NOT move) them from the w3perl's config directory to
your w3perl's cgi directory.
You'll need to call scripts with the -c flag to load this configuration file
If you need later to alter some fields in this configuration file, use the administration interface and select the modify section
- Plugins
If some plugins are required (cities report, IP Mapping, PDF report,
Email report ...), it's time to install them.
- No logfile (Web user)
If you don't have logfile access, you can use a javascript tag. Insert
the following tag at the bottom of each page you want to monitor
(just before the </body> tag).
<script type="text/javascript" src="/<w3perl_install_dir>/resources/js/w3perl_tag.js"></script>
where <w3perl_install_dir> is the directory where w3perl have been installed.
A daily logile will be
created. You'll have to wait the next day before computing the stats. Don't forget to password protect the w3perl /logs/ directory.
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