Why do I get an error when I try to run Wusage as a CGI?
If the error message is “set the home environment variable before invoking Wusage. No home directory could be identified for the current user. Wusage must be able to write to the user’s home directory in order to store configuration information”, the problem is that your CGI programs probably don’t run as the same user that you typically log in as. If the error is something else, contact us for assistance. We suggest creating a “wrapper” CGI program. This would be a simple shell script as follows: #!/bin/sh HOME=A REASONABLE LOCATION CGI PROGRAMS CAN WRITE TO export HOME /path/to/wusage Mark it executable, replace the above setting for HOME with a real one, and you should be good to go. In any case, you only need to start Wusage in this way once with version 8.0, which then begins to accept web connections itself on port 2396 (http://myservername.com:2396/). Can wusage give us statistics on specific variables and the range of values that are being used in the URLs? Can we ignore some v
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