Server Statistics

[T0mcat]

I copied the ispcp_network over from the installation dir. No change.
After googling, I found that the error was already presented in a ticket and seems to be solved :
http://trac.inetcentral.de/ispcp/ticket/489

[joximu]

Maybe you have to flush all iptables rules and then start ispcp_network again...
or reboot...

[T0mcat]

reboot didn't solve the problem

[joximu]

Go through the commands step by step - the commands in "addrules" should be the ones:

Code:

/sbin/iptables -N ISPCP_INPUT
/sbin/iptables -N ISPCP_OUTPUT

/sbin/iptables -I INPUT -j ISPCP_INPUT
/sbin/iptables -I OUTPUT -j ISPCP_OUTPUT
...

and so on - no logfile and replace the ${IPTABLES} with "/sbin/iptables"...

/J

[uwe]

Hello, i also have server statistics not working, i have the iptables rules there! is there any document that at least briefly describes how server statistics work? i suppose it reads the count from the iptables or extracts it from the logs ... no ?

im running rc3 on ubuntu

[joximu]

in general:
server statistics from iptables...
customer statistics from logfiles...

[uwe]

joximu Wrote:in general:
server statistics from iptables...
customer statistics from logfiles...

well, i took a quick look on server_statistic.php, it seems it reads from table sever_traffic, which is empty here ! what part of ispcp should be writing logs to it ?

[joximu]

There are some cron scripts which should read the log files / the iptables traffic and put the data into the database...

/J

[alecksievici]

Well i have a similar problem:

i installed a firewall on my server and i run it in /etc/rc.local and i guess that's after the ispcp firewall runs.

in my firewall al the rules are flushed so there's no traffic logging.

what i want to know is if i can run the ispcp firewall after my firewall, and if yes where is it located (the iptables rules) and if no tell me what's the best option i can have

thanx!

[sci2tech]

/etc/init.d/ispcp_network start | restart . This will install required rules Check with iptables -L