And binary distributions for

• Linux ELF - Intel x86 (A static binary is available here)
• Linux ELF - PowerPC (sth@noiseplant.com) (2.01-09)
• Linux ELF - Sparc (2.01-09)
• Solaris 2.8 - Sparc
• Solaris 2.8 - Intel x86 (alexandre@neutrinos.org)
• Irix 6.5 - Mips4 (info@brownnut.com) (2.01-09)
• SCO - Intel x86 (yulpgi@videotron.ca) (2.01-09)
• OS/2 - Intel x86 (juay123@mail.ru) [README] (2.01-09)
• MacOSX (ccunning@math.ohio-state.edu)
• Cobalt - Mips (Qube2/RaQ2) (i_zitzmann@hotmail.com) (2.01-06)
• Win32 - Intel (boeker@ukl.uni-freiburg.de)

• A FreeBSD Port is available from the FreeBSD Ports site.

• A BeOS Port is available at BeBits.

• A OpenVMS port is available thanks to Rick Dyson.

• A NetWare port is available over at Novell Forge site, yhanks to Ulrich Neumann

• A AmigaOS port is available thanks to Rudiger Engel

• A RISC OS port is available thanks to David Llewellyn-Jones

• A Zeus Specific version can be found here. (for Zeus binary CLF logs only)

Along with...

• Installation instructions that explain how to install The Webalizer on your system. Contains information for both binary and source distributions. Users who are upgrading should read this first!

• Language directory containing the most current language files.

• Pre-Release Software, if any is available, can be found here.

• Previous versions can be found here.

• User contributed software directory, containing user written scripts and patches that have been sent in.

Related Projects

• Geolizer. Uses the GeoIP library to produce more reliable geographical analysis. Submitted by Stanislaw Pusep.

• Globalizer Uses Webalizer and a SOAP collection server to process multiple sites and provide database driven reports. Written/tested at CERN by Jimmy Dubuisson. Released under the GPL.

• Autonomous System Number ASN Extension for the Webalizer. Useful for high-traffic sites and ISPs when they know from which networks the visitors are coming from. For example they can plan future peerings or other things based on this information.

Please note that the binary distributions may or may not work on your particular system, depending on many factors. The recommended way to get The Webalizer running on your system is to compile it from source. In order to compile, you will also need:

• GD Graphics Library Version 1.7.3 or later, which also uses:
  • zlib compression library.
  • PNG (portable network graphics) library

• Berkeley DB Library compiled for V1.85 compatability (only needed for DNS support).

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