bandwidth calculation stopped working ....

[maxhost]

just saw that bandwidth calculation stopped to work in WHM since the 1° of july.

anyone else with this problem?

A way to fix this?

Thanks

 

[dedicated]

I have the same problem

 

[Elena]

Are you referring to WHM bandwidth or bandwidth calcs in bandmin?

To try to get the WHM bandwidth calculating.. try:
/scripts/runweblogs
/scripts/fixsubdomainlogs

I just came in here looking to see if anyone else's bandmin is going crazy. My bandwidth in WHM is okay, banwidth totals in bandmin are okay to and match up closely with my MRTG... the only strange thing is that it is only showing the server IP stats and broadcast.. all the other IP accounts on the server aren't getting listed.. even though they all have more than 1mb of bandwidth already for the month. Strange... any ideas?

 

[maxhost]

hi elena,
i referring to WHM and CPanel bandwidth all they are on 000000

/scripts/runweblogs doesn't let me update all accounts bu only one per one.

is there another way to fix this problem?

thanks

 

[maxhost]

how to send a bug report..??
have CPanel support delet possibilities to send bug reports!?

OK found it. Will send a bug report...
This feature is very important because i have no way to check bandwitdh for accounts....also bandwith can not ben limited ....

 

[Elena]

you might also try /scripts/runlogsnow
I think that starts the logs for every domain and not individually.

 

[maxhost]

yes elena seems to work. Bandwidth for 50% of website works now. I will wait another dat to see if all comes back..

 

[maxhost]

sorry i am wrong... it works olny for 50% of account in WHM but not in CPanel...


:-((

 

[justin]

little script

heres a small script to update all users stats

[code:1:043993bc7e]
#!/bin/bash
cd /home;
for i in `ls | grep -v .gz | grep -v .tar | grep -v .rpm | grep -v .tgz | grep -v aquota.user | grep -v cpanel | grep -v apache | grep -v .sea`;
do /scripts/runweblogs $i;
echo &Logs are done for $i&;
done;
echo &All Done&;
[/code:1:043993bc7e]

 

[shaun]

justin

cd /home;for i in *;do if [ -d $i ]; then /scripts/runweblogs $i;echo logs done for $i;fi;done;echo &all done&

or better yet.

cd /var/cpanel/users;for i in *;do /scripts/runweblogs $i;echo logs done for $i;done;echo &all done&


:p