Build your configuration file 

The purpose of this tool is to build your configuration file from a web interface. This tool is included in the package but you'll need a web server running in order to use it. If you do not have such web server running, building your configuration file this way is more easy than editing a file.

Once the configuration created, save the file on your host

If you experience problems with the process, you could send me comments to improve it.
Of course, your file will be freely available to all users so it could help others to create their own.

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Using a web interface to manage configuration files

Make a new config
First step is to create a configuration file. Some are provided for default configuration (Mandrake, IIS). If you want to use a default one, you can already launch the stats.

Configuration can be build from scratch (make), from a default configuration provided (modify) or from your own build (clone).

Several forms will help you to create a configuration file for W3Perl. All you need is to make some choices about the kind of stats you need and give informations about the kind of logfile your server is using.
If you have already build a configuration file and just want to alter some fields, select the configuration file you have made and the forms will be filled with your previous choice.
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Check the configuration you have build are self-consistent. If you select stats about the countries, your logfile doesn't resolve IP address to hostname and you didn't select the reverse dns option, you'll be warmed about the problem.

If you want to create a new configuration file using a previous one as a model, the 'clone' option will save you a lot of time, avoiding to fill again all the forms.
You can also delete your configuration file if you think they will be no more useful. Be careful as they can't be recover.
Modify a config
Clone an existing config
Delete a config