I'll uninstall and reinstall and try again just to verify. Well, as soon as http://www.fusion-ict.nl/da_plugin/awstats.tar.gz is available again.
AwStats plugin for DA [Still in BETA]
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fusionictnl
Verified User
It's available 
Backup crashed last night Not using that tool anymore
Backup crashed last night Not using that tool anymore 
Its not detecting domains for me. During install when it says Install awstats on this domain, no domain is displayed and when I attempt to run it, this is reported when it tries to create the awsats directory.
Warning: mkdir(/home/username/domains//public_html/awstats): No such file or directory
Its not detecting the domains for me. This causes a cascading affect of course on the rest of the install procedure.
This is the link it displays when I try installing:
https://mydomain:2222/CMD_PLUGINS/awstats?config=1&domain=
I tried putting my domain in manually but still same results, it didn't insert it into the install script.
This is for all accounts, not just the admin.
Any ideas?
Warning: mkdir(/home/username/domains//public_html/awstats): No such file or directory
Its not detecting the domains for me. This causes a cascading affect of course on the rest of the install procedure.
This is the link it displays when I try installing:
https://mydomain:2222/CMD_PLUGINS/awstats?config=1&domain=
I tried putting my domain in manually but still same results, it didn't insert it into the install script.
This is for all accounts, not just the admin.
Any ideas?
fusionictnl
Verified User
Users with more than one domain (as owner) do they first see a list of domains ??? it uses (CMD_API_SHOW_DOMAINS) to get the list of owned domains.
I can't really understand why it shouldn't know wich domain the logged in user has, as this is being fetched from DirectAdmin.
Did you reinstall the plugin or did you "update" it ?
Did you try logging in as a domain user (wich has only one domain) ?
Are you running DA in HTTPS ? (maybe this is why it couldn't fetch the domains)
I can't really understand why it shouldn't know wich domain the logged in user has, as this is being fetched from DirectAdmin.
Did you reinstall the plugin or did you "update" it ?
Did you try logging in as a domain user (wich has only one domain) ?
Are you running DA in HTTPS ? (maybe this is why it couldn't fetch the domains)
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Icheb
Verified User
This plugin doesn't function with safe-mode enabled, does it ?
I get the following after trying to access it with a user after installing:
OK, that worked, now getting another problem:
But heh, I'm making progress....
I get the following after trying to access it with a user after installing:
Since the script uid keeps popping up as 101, i'll try a permissionchange from uid 0 to 101 for the script....
OK, that worked, now getting another problem:
But heh, I'm making progress....
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fusionictnl
Verified User
jmstacey I've just setup a new version wich support HTTPS (i hope, can't test). If you want to enable HTTPS, install v. 0.8.1 and from console use the following: "touch /usr/local/directadmin/plugins/awstats/hooks/ssl.use"
Let me know if it works, so i can implement it
Icheb With safe_mode restriction on it will not work, even awstats does use files outside the users dir.
The script(s) change a lot outside the permitted directory in safe_mode.
Let me know if it works, so i can implement it
Icheb With safe_mode restriction on it will not work, even awstats does use files outside the users dir.
The script(s) change a lot outside the permitted directory in safe_mode.
fusionictnl
Verified User
Yes, I don't know wich path's or that the API is different somehow. :s
Or that the way the enviroment variables should be passed to php differs ? Put in the top of the index.html the following (after the php tag):
echo "User: ".$_SERVER["USER"]."<BR>"; (Must be capital).
if this doesn't work you can check for me:
$_ENV["USER"]
$_ENV["USERNAME"]
$_SERVER["USERNAME"]
These all contain the same variable on redhat, so we just need to find out if any of these contains the user on your system
Thx
Or that the way the enviroment variables should be passed to php differs ? Put in the top of the index.html the following (after the php tag):
echo "User: ".$_SERVER["USER"]."<BR>"; (Must be capital).
if this doesn't work you can check for me:
$_ENV["USER"]
$_ENV["USERNAME"]
$_SERVER["USERNAME"]
These all contain the same variable on redhat, so we just need to find out if any of these contains the user on your system
Thx
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fusionictnl
Verified User
I edited my post!
Icheb
Verified User
fusionictnl said:
Figured that out already
I disabled safe mode everywhere, my php.ini, the httpd.conf etc, but DA is still giving me the same problems.
Where does the php version of DA get it's safe mode config from, and why isn't it listening to safe_mode=OFF in php.ini...
Not that awstats are vital to the server, but I'd like to offer it to my clients.
Oh, btw: nice job with the uninstall.sh. Uninstallation doesn't seem possible, does it ?
fusionictnl
Verified User
DA removes the plugin dir /etc/awstats and the user's public_html/awstats have to be deleted manualy.
If you have another awstats or something it would be deleted, nobody likes that or if something goes wrong with deleting the awstats dir and the users public_html is gone, they wouldn't be happy
If you just turn off safe_mode in the panel, as it is standard, it should work
By the way, HTTPS isn't working correctly, so if you're running https it probaly won't work. (working on it)
/etc/awstats and the user's public_html/awstats have to be deleted manualy.If you have another awstats or something it would be deleted, nobody likes that
or if something goes wrong with deleting the awstats dir and the users public_html is gone, they wouldn't be happy If you just turn off safe_mode in the panel, as it is standard, it should work
By the way, HTTPS isn't working correctly, so if you're running https it probaly won't work. (working on it
)
Icheb
Verified User
fusionictnl said:DA removes the plugin dir
If you have another awstats or something it would be deleted, nobody likes that
If you just turn off safe_mode in the panel, as it is standard, it should work
By the way, HTTPS isn't working correctly, so if you're running https it probaly won't work. (working on it
Ok, it's true that users wouldn't like their public_html dir removed...
I got it running, my php was compiled with the enable safe mode command. So it kept the system in safe mode while safe mode is supposed to be off. (I work with open basedir restrictions and some disabled commands.)
It looks good
Although a 'go back to panel mainpage' button might be usefull, and perhaps a button while in the panel awstats menu to directly go to the <domain>/awstats/. But that's only if you would have the time for it, and want to make it
fusionictnl
Verified User
I will implement it. But for now I'm going on a vacation for a week.
Icheb
Verified User
Have a nice vacationfusionictnl said:I will implement it. But for now I'm going on a vacation for a week.
You probably should change this line
to something like
the problem is, if they are trying to set the password on the first domain (item 0 in the array) the if statement will ALWAYS evaluate to false.
Code:
if ($awuser && $awpass && $domain) {to something like
Code:
if ($awuser && $awpass && isset($domain)) {the problem is, if they are trying to set the password on the first domain (item 0 in the array) the if statement will ALWAYS evaluate to false.
Still on Vacation!
Secure connections are finally fixed.
- Update the socket communication class to v2.3 (da.php)
forget about any changes you've made to it
- in the index.html file where this line is
REPLACE it with this
Not the prettiest but it works. Do this to ALL files that require a connection to DA like options.php for example.
Once its actually connecting to DA there shouldn't be any more domains not showing issues so you can probably remove the echo debug command that displays the domains array before its parsed.
One BIG Problem
It just doesn't work for me, lol. when I try going to my awstats directory I get a 500 error. If I try running it through the command line its because it needs a -config=virtualhostname after the command which is probably the reason for the server error, not sure how to fix this since I don't have much experience with awstats. I'm not sure what your trying to do but my suggestion is don't even bother with putting stuff other that the stats in the users directory.
What I suggest is you make an admin page with a cron tool scripts that will add a cron to generate stats for all users 30 to 60min before webalizer does. Then when I user goes and "Installs" webalizer on their domain config file is created and is added to the awstats/hooks/domains.conf then when generate.sh or a script like it runs through and updates stats for all users it will put all stats in the users awstats directory.
Doing it this way will elliminate all of the permissions problems and overhead (I think), and will help against users updating stats more often than they need to be.
I'd say once you got that base working so something at least works then more options can be added. For example:
+ admin option to set cron at different intervals
+ admin option to allow users to set the interval time that stats are generated for them
+ user option to select generation interval.
Something like how Directadmin does its crons could be used to keep away from editing the main crontab. Like one entry in the main crontab to check the awstats crontab every minute, or however DA does its thing.
Secure connections are finally fixed.
- Update the socket communication class to v2.3 (da.php)
forget about any changes you've made to it
- in the index.html file where this line is
Code:
$Socket->connect('127.0.0.1',2222);
Code:
if (file_exists("/usr/local/directadmin/plugins/awstats/hooks/ssl.use"))
$Socket->connect('ssl://127.0.0.1',2222);
else
$Socket->connect('127.0.0.1',2222);Not the prettiest but it works. Do this to ALL files that require a connection to DA like options.php for example.
Once its actually connecting to DA there shouldn't be any more domains not showing issues so you can probably remove the echo debug command that displays the domains array before its parsed.
One BIG Problem
It just doesn't work for me, lol. when I try going to my awstats directory I get a 500 error. If I try running it through the command line its because it needs a -config=virtualhostname after the command which is probably the reason for the server error, not sure how to fix this since I don't have much experience with awstats. I'm not sure what your trying to do but my suggestion is don't even bother with putting stuff other that the stats in the users directory.
What I suggest is you make an admin page with a cron tool scripts that will add a cron to generate stats for all users 30 to 60min before webalizer does. Then when I user goes and "Installs" webalizer on their domain config file is created and is added to the awstats/hooks/domains.conf then when generate.sh or a script like it runs through and updates stats for all users it will put all stats in the users awstats directory.
Doing it this way will elliminate all of the permissions problems and overhead (I think), and will help against users updating stats more often than they need to be.
I'd say once you got that base working so something at least works then more options can be added. For example:
+ admin option to set cron at different intervals
+ admin option to allow users to set the interval time that stats are generated for them
+ user option to select generation interval.
Something like how Directadmin does its crons could be used to keep away from editing the main crontab. Like one entry in the main crontab to check the awstats crontab every minute, or however DA does its thing.