Anyone got CPanel problems lately?

[johndoebob]

On my most hightraffic sites stats stopped working and I can't see the latest visitors anymore on my other sites no problems, damn I'm blind without these stats

[vivalaspam]

Contact your host.

I have hosting accounts for my mainstream business that have cpanel and the stats are working just fine.

[Magg]

dunno, how big are your log files

[chupachups]

No problems at all here..

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Magg
dunno, how big are your log files

Very big for that site, the latest visitos stats got stuck after a nightly automated update, I think it's related to it somehow.

Contact your host.

I have an unmanaged server and I doubt they could help me much beside telling me to re install the whole thing again.

Seems I have to get managed servers somewhere soon so I can get rid of those problems.

[Magg]

youre shits probably not parsing, delete or truncate the log files and have it try to parse again

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Magg
youre shits probably not parsing, delete or truncate the log files and have it try to parse again

Yeah may be the problem, I just don't have the clue where I can find site specific logs.

/var/log/httpd

has nothing to do with the site and the awstats logs aren't that big but they can't be the raw logs of course.

[Magg]

how much bandwidth do you push?

[Magg]

Originally posted by johndoebob
Yeah may be the problem, I just don't have the clue where I can find site specific logs.

Im not that techy here, but:

/usr/local/apache/domlogs/

check there

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Magg
how much bandwidth do you push?

~100GB per day atm.

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Magg
Im not that techy here, but:

/usr/local/apache/domlogs/

check there

Thanks, 20GB big file, will delete it now and see if it helps.

[Magg]

Originally posted by johndoebob
~100GB per day atm.

Are you ready for a 15Mbps unmetered fully managed? ;)

[Varius]

Originally posted by johndoebob
has nothing to do with the site and the awstats logs aren't that big but they can't be the raw logs of course.

If you are using AWstats, try having your version of Perl upgraded to the latest. Fixed problem for us with AWstats when logs got too big.

[Doctor Dre]

This has nothing to do with everybody's cpanel ... this will be your host's job to fix it up ...

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Magg
Are you ready for a 15Mbps unmetered fully managed? ;)

Depends on the price

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by Doctor Dre
This has nothing to do with everybody's cpanel ... this will be your host's job to fix it up ...

Well, the latest CPanel update brought lots of problems (load increasement etc.) that's why I was asking.

[johndoebob]

Originally posted by johndoebob
Thanks, 20GB big file, will delete it now and see if it helps.

Latest visitors stays empty, somewhere must be a leak to /dev/null