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== Install == | == Install == | ||
All the examples assume that | All the examples assume that Proxylizer server IP address is 10.1.1.2; | ||
The installation includes steps for setting up the following: | The installation includes steps for setting up the following: | ||
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===Proxylizer server=== | ===Proxylizer server=== | ||
All the exemples assume that web page root directory is "/var/www/proxylizer", webserver user is "www-data", Proxylizer server system user is "proxylizer" and .pipe file destination/name is "/home/proxylizer/mysql.pipe". | |||
==== Web page scripts ==== | ==== Web page scripts ==== | ||
TODO | TODO | ||
==== Permissions for directories ==== | ==== Permissions for directories ==== | ||
Open console. Change ownership of web page root directory for web server user | Open console. Change ownership of web page root directory for web server user | ||
<pre> "chown www-data:proxylizer /var/www/proxylizer -R" </pre> | |||
Set permisions to read files for webserver user | |||
<pre> "find -type f -exec chmod u+r {} \;" </pre> | |||
Set permisions to read and execute directories for webserver user | |||
<pre> "find -type d -exec chmod ug+rwx {} \;" </pre> | |||
Set permisions to execute 3 shell script files for webserver user group. | |||
<pre> "chmod g+x checkwebproxy.sh mail_send.php webproxylogtomysql.php"; </pre> | |||
==== Syslog deamon ==== | ==== Syslog deamon ==== | ||
Install syslog-ng deamon. | |||
<pre> "apt-get install syslog-ng" </pre> | |||
Change syslog-ng config to recieve logs from Mikroutik router and put them into mysql.pipe file. Open | |||
==== Web server with PHP and PHP-Pear ==== | ==== Web server with PHP and PHP-Pear ==== | ||
Revision as of 11:13, 6 January 2009
Download
TODO
Install
All the examples assume that Proxylizer server IP address is 10.1.1.2;
The installation includes steps for setting up the following:
- Web page scripts
- Permissions for directories
- Syslog deamon
- Web server with PHP and PHP-Pear
- MySQL database server
- MySQL user created for proxylizer database
- Scripts/daemons forwarding records from syslog to MySQL
- Scheduled scripts for report generation
Mikrotik router
Web-proxy log export to remote host
TODO
Proxylizer server
All the exemples assume that web page root directory is "/var/www/proxylizer", webserver user is "www-data", Proxylizer server system user is "proxylizer" and .pipe file destination/name is "/home/proxylizer/mysql.pipe".
Web page scripts
TODO
Permissions for directories
Open console. Change ownership of web page root directory for web server user
"chown www-data:proxylizer /var/www/proxylizer -R"
Set permisions to read files for webserver user
"find -type f -exec chmod u+r {} \;"
Set permisions to read and execute directories for webserver user
"find -type d -exec chmod ug+rwx {} \;"
Set permisions to execute 3 shell script files for webserver user group.
"chmod g+x checkwebproxy.sh mail_send.php webproxylogtomysql.php";
Syslog deamon
Install syslog-ng deamon.
"apt-get install syslog-ng"
Change syslog-ng config to recieve logs from Mikroutik router and put them into mysql.pipe file. Open
Web server with PHP and PHP-Pear
TODO
MySQL database server
TODO
MySQL user created for proxylizer database
TODO
Scripts/daemons forwarding records from syslog to MySQL
TODO
Scheduled scripts for report generation
TODO