aleto
Verified User
Hi,
We are using DirectAdmin 1.23.5 with Apache 1.3.33 at FreeBSD 4.11.
Last week a customer made notice that his bandwith was not being counted correctly. (Bandwith usage, not disk usage) and that it all stayed zero.
After some research, i found out that Apache is *NOT* logging bytes to the specified logfiles.
I do have the "bytes" log directive in my httpd.conf:
I also have the correct directives in the configuration files:
But when i do a cat to the file, it stays empty:
This is effective for all domains on the server, i also have another server showing the same sympthons. Deleting / creating the files didnt work I have tried google and this forum's search but still no luck. access_log (combined) and error etc. are working correctly and they do show up with correct information. Apache also reports no errors.
I hope that anyone has an suggestion, thank you for your time already
We are using DirectAdmin 1.23.5 with Apache 1.3.33 at FreeBSD 4.11.
Last week a customer made notice that his bandwith was not being counted correctly. (Bandwith usage, not disk usage) and that it all stayed zero.
After some research, i found out that Apache is *NOT* logging bytes to the specified logfiles.
I do have the "bytes" log directive in my httpd.conf:
root@server1# grep "bytes" httpd.conf
LogFormat "%b" bytes
root@server1#
I also have the correct directives in the configuration files:
root@server1# grep "bytes" /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/***/httpd.conf
CustomLog /var/log/httpd/domains/****.nl.bytes bytes
root@server1#
But when i do a cat to the file, it stays empty:
root@server1# cat /var/log/httpd/domains/******.nl.bytes
root@server1#
This is effective for all domains on the server, i also have another server showing the same sympthons. Deleting / creating the files didnt work I have tried google and this forum's search but still no luck. access_log (combined) and error etc. are working correctly and they do show up with correct information. Apache also reports no errors.
I hope that anyone has an suggestion, thank you for your time already