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Admin Traffic Overview 0 - xavjer - 05-17-2011 02:06 AM

I've installed ispCP two days ago, now I saw that my Traffic in the Administrator View is 0. In the Detailview (Resellers and Customers) I can See the Traffic.

I searched trough the Internet and trough this Forum, but did not find any good Results for this problem

I hope that someone can help me get this working

Debian Lenny 5.0.8
ispCP 1.0.7
on a vServer:
Kernelversion 2.6.36.1-vs2.3.0.36.38.build1-cti (SMP)
Modell Intel® Xeon® CPU E5345 @ 2.33GHz
CPU Cores 4
Taktrate (MHz) 2327.49
Cache 4096 KB
Bogomips 18620.86
RAM 2GB
SWAP 8GB

If you have any Questions, just ask Smile


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - ShadowJumper - 05-17-2011 05:06 AM

Do you have configured Settings -> Server-Traffic ?


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - xavjer - 05-17-2011 05:35 AM

Max traffic 0
Warning traffic 0

That should mean unlimited, right?
Max traffic 0
Warning traffic 0

That should mean unlimited, right?


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - ShadowJumper - 05-17-2011 05:49 AM

Yes thats right but it is better to enter a valid value to have more controll about the server.

x Traffic of Unlimited Traffic will be allways shows 0%, because there is no way to show you how many percent of unlimited you have used Wink


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - xavjer - 05-17-2011 07:02 AM

Server day statistics
Year: 2011 Month: 05 Day: 16
Hour Web in Web out SMTP in SMTP out POP3/IMAP in POP3/IMAP out Other in Other out All in All out All Hour
All 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B 0 B All

Where:

Domain statistics
Year: 2011 Month: 05 Day: 16
Day Web traffic FTP traffic SMTP traffic POP3/IMAP traffic All traffic
16.05.2011 14.97 MB 0 B 0 B 0 B 14.97 MB


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - xavjer - 05-17-2011 09:18 PM

I just got an other problem, I'm not sure if that has to do with this

when I try to log into awstats http://mydomain.tld/stats
and enter

name: mydomain.tld
password: mypassword

i can't log-in and I don't know why that doesn't work

Edit: Am I stupid? Sorry to ask, but do I have to install awstats myself or is it installed with ispcp? because the /var/www/awstats is empty

Edit2: I just found out that my
server_traffic
table in my database is empty

Edit3:
could it have to do sth. with the fact that iptables can't be initialized (used) and therefore the traffic can't be generated?


RE: Admin Traffic Overview 0 - kilburn - 05-20-2011 02:56 AM

There are three types of traffic accounting:

(1) Traffic accounted at the server level, that is exctracted directly from iptables. Since you can't run iptables for whatever reason, then the server-wide traffic is going to be 0 for you.

(2) Traffic accounted by the control panel (ispcp) through the different logs. This is what you see in the "domain traffic" page of the control panel, and is counted by analyzing the http/ftp/mail logs generated at your server.

(3) Traffic accounted by awstats. Awstats also uses apache's logs to count its traffic, but does it in a different way than the panel itself. Hence, the numbers are not going to match exactly (although they should be close).

Now, there was an issue about being unable to change the awstats access password. Use google....