webalizer 403 Forbidden

Thanx, I used a wrong username.

 

Also having same issue...

Hi Till,

I am also having the same issue. I believe it began when I created a new site (web20) under client2. I looked at stats directory and noticed it was empty after getting a 403 forbidden message when accessing it from new site. I noticed that the stats directory on web20 was owned by root root, so I changed it back to web20 client2 and waited a few days, but nothing has appeared yet.

I then checked my other sites and it seems they stopped logging the same day I created that new site (web20). Directory is still empty and stats are no longer being created on my other sites.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks,
Mike

 

Any suggestions for the problem that appeared after drupal's installation?

 

It's;

# which webalizer
/usr/bin/webalizer

Thanks,
Mike

 

Update

It seems like web20 now has stats, but they are now combined with all other sites. The data present is not only from web20.

 

I have the same problem. Another thing i notise is that according to teh moderators/staff here webalizer get's installed at:
/etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf
while after following the SuSe 11.1 + ISPconfig 3 it gets installed at:
/etc/webalizer.conf

Is this the problem why i get all websites @ 1 webalizer page? I have managed to almost complete my SuSe 11.1 + ISPConfig3 x64 documentation but i still have some small issues like this one unsolved + the whole DNS+NAME SERVERS aspect (can't send mail but can receiver) as well as the squirrel mail link from the client panel not working

 

Sorry but I'm not looking into the wrong directory.

stats should be at www.domain.ltd/stats not? ->
user: admin
pass: set in isp config cliesn't panel

And then going to www.domain.ltd/stats shows the stats for all the website's on the box.

 

nothing with stats can be found in

/etc/apache2/httpd.conf .. Any other ideas.

I have the feeling ISPConfig3 uses

/etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf yes?

While after the tutorial it's located in

/etc/webalizer.conf for me, should i make a sym link ?

 

Okey i made the symlink, have to wait till tomorrow to see if it now takes the appropiate stats.

 

Hi Till,

I can confirm that I am reaching the stats from the actual domain (i.e. mysite.com/stats).

I checked apache config and only global aliases are for error, icons and script alias for cgi-bin.

I am certain the stats are combined because web20 is a brand new site and it contains data from last month. In Top 30 URLs, there are several files that belong to my other sites as well.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

 

Indeed i can 100% verify this as:

85.223.51.109 -> server IP with domain www.donotarguehostedservers.com

On my main htdocs i serve files for my counter strike servers. So i can see that the domains get stats from them as well because of the maps and sounds people are downloading.

What should i be looking at?

EDIT:
Another problem setting the password in the client panel for the stats page doesn't work. Only the password for the main account works (admin account)

 

Hi Till,

The access.log file for the web20 site only contains data from this site. The access logs appear to be working properly...

Thanks,
Mike

 

Same problem, webalizer seems don't starts

server104:/etc# which webalizer
/usr/bin/webalizer
server104:/etc# ls -la /etc/ | grep webalizer
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 23 giu 13:37 webalizer

Debian Lenny (perfect server)
cronjobs work, webalizer is in cron.daily and into root crontab i have:
* * * * * /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh > /dev/null 2>> /var/log/ispconfig/cron.log
30 00 * * * /usr/local/ispconfig/server/cron_daily.sh > /dev/null 2>> /var/log/ispconfig/cron.log

 

Still have the same problem

setting password for the client doesn't work (have to use the pass of main admin account)

and i still see stats for only 2 days:

vi /etc/webalizer.conf
gedit /etc/webalizer.conf


#Incremental no
to:
Incremental yes

#GeoDB no
to:
GeoDB yes

#GeoIP no
to:
GeoIP yes

#LinkReferrer no
to:
LinkReferrer yes

#CountryFlags no
to:
CountryFlags yes

#HideSite *webalizer.org
#HideSite localhost
to:
#HideSite *webalizer.org
#HideSite localhost

mkdir /etc/webalizer
ln -s /etc/webalizer.conf /etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf is what i have done for webalizer.conf

What am I missing here, i know i followed the 11.1 + ISPC3 to the point.

 

Hi Till,

It appears that webalizer is compiling data from the global access log instead of the individual logs for each site.

Any suggestions or guidance on how to correct this?

Thanks,
Mike