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Question .webstat files - how to view them?
- Thread starter Richard Follett
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For what do you want to see these temp files?
When the Daily Maintenance script is running the subtask ExecuteStatistics rotates web server log files and creates temporary log files which are used for statistics calculation:
When the Daily Maintenance script is running the subtask ExecuteStatistics rotates web server log files and creates temporary log files which are used for statistics calculation:
- Content of the log file access_log is appended to the file access_log.processed
- Entries for the current date are copied to the access_log.webstat file
BTW, details about statistics processing you can read in this article - Statistics in Plesk - Plesk
Richard Follett
Basic Pleskian
Thank you - I was just trying to check every log file but now what you have said I dont need to look at the .webstat files.
Had a recent hack into server and have changed my log rotation to look like this so I hope now I can see a whole months worth of data.
Screenshot
does this look correct settings for rolling month data?
Had a recent hack into server and have changed my log rotation to look like this so I hope now I can see a whole months worth of data.
Screenshot
does this look correct settings for rolling month data?
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