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As a workaround to this script problem, I have simply used a non-password protected version of the script availalbe at: link removed and then password protected the domain.ext/stats directory using cPanel still not sure why the original awstats-access 3.0 didn't work, someone in another thread mentioned something about mod_security. Would this have something to do with it not working and causing the failed login and 'Authorization Required' errors? If so, how would one fix mod_security to allow the script to work? Regards, Chris

Bruce: Thank you for your reply. No joy. I've tried as you suggested, ensuring proper upload mode, but it still doesn't work. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but the script is being used on a non-TCH host. However, since it appears TCH is the creator of the script, that's why I've come to this forum. Is there any log I can tail to see what might be causing the login error? Are there any specific system security / php / other settings that must / must not be set to make this script work? Regards, Chris

I am having a similar problem. I have installed AWStats Access 3.0 as per the install.txt file, but I cannot login. When I go to <URL>/stats I get the login prompt three times and then receive "Authorization Required" failure screen. Is it possible that other security tweaks / settings on the server are causing problems? The first line of /home/<username>/www/stats/index.php file contains: require_once('/home/<username>/awstats-access/config.php'); /home/<username>/awstats-access/config.php contains: <?php $username = "<awstats-access username>"; /* used to access this utility */ $password = "<awstats-access pass>"; /* used to access this utility */ $site = "<domain.com>"; $cpnlusername = "<cpanel username>"; $cpnlpassword = "<cpanel password"; ?> Any help / guidance you can offer would be appreciated. Thanks, Chris