I installed the ISPConfig3 panel on 06/08 and the logs on the monitor tab are frozen on 07/08. The logs of fail2ban, cron, system, queue of emails, etc. They are all frozen with information from 07/08. By the terminal, the tail -f /var/log/syslog command for example is displaying correctly. SO: Debian 9. What can it be? Thank you
Please check with 'crontab -l' command as root user that the cron.sh cronjob in the root crontab is not commented out.
I discovered the error thanks to your response. Because of a "PHP Deprecated" error as per the line below, I saw a possible solution in git's ISP. But when I changed I did it wrong and so froze the panel logs. Now I've got it. It's OK. PHP Deprecated: The each () function is deprecated. This message will be suppressed on further calls in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/classes/cron.inc.php on line 267 Now reviewing did again and so far I no longer receive the warning messages about "PHP Deprecated". Is there any problem I change directly in the file /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/classes/cron.inc.php? If I have an update to ISPConfig, would I lose these changes? Now you are receiving only these warnings below: Fri Aug 10 12:40:01 -03 2018 PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant openvz_tools - assumed 'openvz_tools' (this will throw an error in a future version of PHP) in / usr / local / ispconfig / server / lib / classes /cron.d/100-monitor_openvz.inc.php on line 72 Fri Aug 10 12:40:01 -03 2018 PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant openvz_tools - assumed 'openvz_tools' (this will throw an error in a future version of PHP) in / usr / local / ispconfig / server / lib / classes /cron.d/100-monitor_openvz.inc.php on line 101 Thank you very much
Actually, you can just ignore the messages or disable deprecated messages at all. They are just notices that a function will get removed in a future php version, they do not mean that something is not working.
I wanted to try a solution for this case. I understand they are just warning messages .. it bothers me these warning messages ... Thank you for your attention and help