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Done.
Done, from Domain -> Web statistics
Ok, and now what ? there is no indication where i can find it
@JulianDot , you can change the statistics tool for a domain from Domains > example.com > Hosting & DNS > Hosting > Web statistics > Tool or for a service plan from Service plans > example plan > Hosting Parameters > Web statistics.
I already did that .
I still don't know where i can see those statistics, at which URL
OH
I never used awstats or webalizer from Plesk ...
Anyway , i am getting error 500 when I acces the "plesk-stat/webstat-ssl/" URL on the domain
ModSecurity: Output filter: Content-Length (2242972) over the limit (1048576)
that's the cause of error 500
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/...s-to-load-ModSecurity-Response-body-too-large will help you with that.
Yup, i already fixed it , thanks , is working now
Maybe somebody need to write a KB page about that
Azurel
Silver Pleskian
I would strongly recommend listing all theoretically available tools in the “Web statistics” selection box. Tools that are not yet installed should be shown in a disabled state and labeled with “(needs installation)”.
Additionally, it might be helpful to include a link to a knowledge base article next to the selection box. It wasn’t clear to me that these tools need to be installed first, nor that this option even exists unless you already know about it.
Additionally, it might be helpful to include a link to a knowledge base article next to the selection box. It wasn’t clear to me that these tools need to be installed first, nor that this option even exists unless you already know about it.
(can't edit that so I will reply)
I found Date Range Filter · Issue #478 · allinurl/goaccess which has been open 12 years. So no? That's disappointing, and if I'm understanding correctly, limits stats view to 15 days.
@Sebahat.hadzhi After installation of GoAccess on a Plesk default installation we also see the 500 internal error page when opening /plesk-stat statistics. I had to add
to the Apache directives of the subscription to solve it. So obviously, it does not work out of the box.
We cannot possible add custom configurations for each existing subscription. What is the correct server-wide solution so that GoAccess works for existing subscriptions?
Code:
<IfModule mod_security2.c>
SecResponseBodyLimit 268435456
</IfModule>We cannot possible add custom configurations for each existing subscription. What is the correct server-wide solution so that GoAccess works for existing subscriptions?
Hi, Peter. Could you please try adding
SecResponseBodyLimit 268435456 in Tools & settings > Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity) > Settings > Custom directives?Onkeltom01
Basic Pleskian
This works for me!
Thanks Sebahat.hadzhi
Azurel
Silver Pleskian
I understand that increasing SecResponseBodyLimit fixes the issue technically, but why is setting it globally to 256 MB considered the recommended approach?
Since this value applies globally (for each page request) to ModSecurity response inspection, couldn't this become a memory/performance bottleneck under load if many requests are processed simultaneously?
I use excluding /plesk-stat/ via:
Since this value applies globally (for each page request) to ModSecurity response inspection, couldn't this become a memory/performance bottleneck under load if many requests are processed simultaneously?
I use excluding /plesk-stat/ via:
Since /plesk-stat/ is password protected anyway, is there any particular reason ModSecurity inspection is required there at all?
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