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How do I - point to http access Logfiles via FTP client?

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qapla97

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I use desktop analytics software (clicktracks) and need to FTP the logfiles to my file server from many websites.

I will use FTP voyager and the built in scheduler function to grab the files. On Ensim systems this works great as the logfiles are in an obvious location.

With the FTP user login for a given domain, where do I point my FTP client so that I can get the logfiles?



Thanks Everyone...
 
Is you're logged in as the user, the logs are in their /statistics/logs/ directory.
From the root perspective, its /home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/statistics/logs/
 
So one must be logged in via SSH to do this... not via a desktop FTP client?
 
Well, the statistics directory is owned by root:psaserv, so unless you are logged in through SFTP as root, you won't be able to access the logs, except through the Plesk interface itself.
Convenient, huh?
 
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