Whatever you do, don’t panic!
Easy piwik integration for Roundcube webmail
First public release of my Roundcube plugin to easily tie in piwik web analytics.
With this plugin you can integrate your piwik website statistics into Roundcube, to let you see data about the people using your self hosted 
webmail.
The plugin is free software and can be downloaded at the Roundcube Webmail piwik analytics plugin page.
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The file piwik_analytics.php in var/lib/roundcube/plugins/pwick_analytics/ is 644 root root
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A permission problem maybe? I doubt the double slash makes any difference.
Check all permissions again (also on the containing folger) and make sure your webserver can read the file. Then make double check your configuration settings.