#!/bin/bash

# Variables
BASE_DIR=/opt/awstats
DATA_DIR=/opt/awstats-data/data
LOGS_DIR=/opt/awstats-data/logs
HTML_DIR=/opt/awstats-data/html
APACHE_LOG=/var/log/apache2
CONFIG_DIR=$BASE_DIR/wwwroot/cgi-bin

# Which servers have all the access.log logfiles
SERVERS='server1 server2 server3'

# Make a list of all the sites that need parsing
SITES=`ls $CONFIG_DIR |egrep '^awstats.*\.conf$' |grep -v awstats.model.conf |sed -e 's/^awstats\.//' -e 's/\.conf$//'`

# Start making a simple HTML page with all the sites
echo "<center>" > $HTML_DIR/index.html

for s in $SITES; do

 # Copy the access logging to the local server
 for i in $SERVERS; do
  scp -q $i:$APACHE_LOG/$s/access.log.1.gz $LOGS_DIR/$i.$s.gz
 done

 # Combine and sort the logfile's
 $BASE_DIR/tools/logresolvemerge.pl $LOGS_DIR/*.$s.gz |gzip > $LOGS_DIR/$s.gz

 # Remove the server logfiles
 rm $LOGS_DIR/*.$s.gz

 # Update the statistics
 $BASE_DIR/wwwroot/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -config=$s -update

 # Remove the combined logfile
 rm $LOGS_DIR/$s.gz

 # Write an entry in the HTML file for this website
 echo "<a href='http://$s/awstats/awstats.pl'>$s</a><br />" >> $HTML_DIR/index.html

done