ISPconfig 3 - awstats

[djtremors]

I would tend to believe more that the both run but depending on the number of hits (size of log file) more than anything. A bigger log file on the first site will lag the process of the next one.etc.

Awstats it meant to run just before the log was rotated if it was modified as per the instruction I wrote (where you modified the cron php file or replace webalizer bin with a script). Are you running the awstats_updateall.pl perl script doing all websites at once via cron by chance?

[Agent_M]

however ispc3.0.3 is set up to do it, is how its doing it, I haven't changed or modified anything from default

and thinking about it, I am not so sure about what I said before, If the log files were rotating at about the same time as awstats, then I wouldn't be getting 30 mins worth of data for this site, I would either get 1 or 2 mins worth, or 24 hours 30mins worth, but I am getting 30 mins worth. for this one site, so I'm a little confused now.

What is the best way to confirm when the log files are being rotated? the 2011mmdd-access.log.gz files all have a changed time of 12:31am give or take a minute, which is why I said I thought they were rotating at about the same time as awstats was building the stats.

[Agent_M]

Actually don't worry about this just yet, Just noticed there is a 3.0.3.2 update available, applied the update about 10 mins before awstats was due to run, and seems it has fixed the issue for me Thanks

I'll post back if I'm wrong, but looks good. Although I am still having trouble with this one relating to search terms etc ( http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/sho...137#post248137 )

[radim_h]

Hello Guys,

I cannot find default template for awstats.
Where is the template file or script creating /etc/awstats/awstats.domain.tld.conf ?
i want to add some directives for each conf file...

OR should i include my own directives for each stats any how?

is the files /etc/awstats/awstats.conf or /etc/awstats/awstats.conf.local reflected when stats are created? it doesnt seems this way for me...

and also: is there global password function as in ISPC2 ??

thanks for any hint

[till]

The awstats file gets created by the cron_daily.sh script, there is currently no template for it. Might be a goiod idea to add this as template in future.

[radim_h]

together with global password for system administrator (eg. i want to see customer's stats), i assume there is no function like this

[djtremors]

Radim_h: not if you use the static page version built into ispc3, the dynamic plugin I wrote does and you modify it in the beginning of the script.

Also as a note, the dynamic plugin version uses the /etc/awstats/awstats.model.conf as a template and does site specific in the domains conf file/

it's all there in the script, have a read.

[radim_h]

Hope dynamic plugin will work fine, i'm wondering why your dynamic plugin for ISPC2 was never included in default setup...

how that nice theme of yours, everything works fine with it ?

[djtremors]

Use the dynamic plugin for ispconfig3, it was designed for it. ispc2 works differently but had the same basic concept/function as the way awstats for ispc3 was made (well 3 was based of 2).

yeah that theme will not work as of 3.0.3 (I believe was) due to the new additional "Home" tab at the top. It basically played bad to it I think but I can't remember now, didn't look into it much and might just work off the new default template and tweak it from there and save as a new template again.
I think this is the first of any positive feedback I've had of the theme so thanks, I was kind of trying to pretty it up and make it have more room with a slicker look..etc.etc. hehe
I want to investigate on making it look like Plesk/CPanel but not too sure how well the template will handle that and my css/html ain't the best either.

[radim_h]

There is version 7.0 of awstats since December
http://awstats.sourceforge.net/
will try to install that dynamic plugin this weekend