Can you tell me how or maybe push me into right direction? I can't find any tutorial or something like that
The logs are available in the log directory of the website automatically if your server is setup as described in one of our perfect setup guides. See output from my debian perfcet setup test server, website test.int: Code: cd /var/www/test.int/log/ root@server1:/var/www/test.int/log# ls 20120907-access.log 20120912-access.log.gz 20130807-access.log.gz 20140216-access.log.gz 20140221-access.log 20140313-access.log access.log sub 20120910-access.log.gz 20120916-access.log 20140215-access.log 20140219-access.log 20140312-access.log 20140401-access.log.gz error.log webalizer.conf
Thank you, but I think you misunderstood my question because I did not described it well. Is it possible for a user to see his logs in the panel like there is a whole system log at monitor section?
You could sym link the current access log to the password protected stats folder if you wanted just the current access.log file. ln -s /var/www/example.com/log/access.log /var/www/example.com/web/stats/access.log OR the entire log folder inside of examples.com/stats/log/ ln -s /var/www/example.com/log/ /var/www/example.com/web/stats/log
You would have to view the access.log page directly: example.com/stats/access.log Or if you sym linked the whole folder, you would want to add an apache directive to a .htaccess file in the logs folder to show the file listings via example.com/stats/logs/ Options +Indexes
