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I noticed that webstats were suddenly not showing recent data.
A closer look showed that the domain access_log were not being updated, therefore the webstats will not have any data to update from. Further investigation showed that the logs stopped working on a specific day so I checked the yum logs to see what was done on that day as an update could have caused this.
It turned out that the following was done on that day:
Yum installed:
mod_dav_svn
php-jpgraph
php-pecl-apc
php-pecl-memcache
And Apache was set to use Piped Logs as per this Parallels KB Article:
http://kb.odin.com/en/2066
It seems that the Piped Logs caused Apache not to log the access_log for each domain with the access_log files being 0kb.
I changed the http://kb.odin.com/en/2066 article to "false" and reconfigured Apache and the access_log files immediately started getting data again.
How should Apache be configured to Pipe Logs for over 300 domains while still retaining a proper working Webstat system?
I noticed that webstats were suddenly not showing recent data.
A closer look showed that the domain access_log were not being updated, therefore the webstats will not have any data to update from. Further investigation showed that the logs stopped working on a specific day so I checked the yum logs to see what was done on that day as an update could have caused this.
It turned out that the following was done on that day:
Yum installed:
mod_dav_svn
php-jpgraph
php-pecl-apc
php-pecl-memcache
And Apache was set to use Piped Logs as per this Parallels KB Article:
http://kb.odin.com/en/2066
It seems that the Piped Logs caused Apache not to log the access_log for each domain with the access_log files being 0kb.
I changed the http://kb.odin.com/en/2066 article to "false" and reconfigured Apache and the access_log files immediately started getting data again.
How should Apache be configured to Pipe Logs for over 300 domains while still retaining a proper working Webstat system?
