I've tried this with both servers: I upload a big file into a generic user account (created for myself couple weeks ago), then I generate about 1GB of traffic. It's been more than 10 hours since I did it but stats did not change at all (but for some other accounts bandwidth stats seem to work fine)
this may help
Training doc in pdf has some good info - begin looking around page 50 - 60
http://trainingseminar.cpanel.net/slides/tracka/Troubleshooting.pdf
in short - you may just need to kick the log into running
Training doc in pdf has some good info - begin looking around page 50 - 60
http://trainingseminar.cpanel.net/slides/tracka/Troubleshooting.pdf
in short - you may just need to kick the log into running
call similar to :
/usr/local/cpanel/cpanellogd username
– /scripts/runweblogs username
– /scripts/runlogsnow
/usr/local/cpanel/cpanellogd username
– /scripts/runweblogs username
– /scripts/runlogsnow
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