Litespeed and bytes log ( directadmin)

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gregor

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#1
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Hello
as i see Litespeed generates Cpanel log bytes format output
I use litespeed with directadmin integration and this output shows me gigabates instead of kilobytes..

-Request in Apache to a site with some text and 28kb image shows output

1110 331
29166 338

29166 /1024 =~ 28,2 KB ,its ok

-Request in Litespeed to a site with some text and 128kb image shows output

1346233969 1373 .
1346233969 131075 .

1346233969/1024 /1024 .... =~ 1,25 Gb (!)

So directadmin shows a strange transfer usage...


how to change it to apache log format, thanks
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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what's your current bytes log format setting? search "CustomLog" in apache's httpd.conf

1346233969 1373
1346233969 131075
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maybe 2nd field "131075" is the image size(128k).
and the first field is the time stamp.
 
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gregor

Member
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my integration with directadmin is not based on apache.conf , i am doing it manually, like adding xml vhost to httpd_config.xml , deleting etc..

So, i create vhost in litespeed manually
As you can see i can only set "Log Format" for access log, can not make any modyfication for bytes log format.
And yes, you are right, the first column is a timestamp , second is a bandwidth log
how can i delete that timestamp from log or modyfy that log

Directadmin reads that timestamp as it is a output log
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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CPanel compatible bandwidth log format looks to be "%{%s}t %I .\n%{%s}t %O ."

As you can see i can only set "Log Format" for access log, can not make any modyfication for bytes log format.
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you are right, for native vhost, the bytes log format is fixed and not customizable.

can you share what's directadmin's bytes log format?
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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apparently it's hardcoded at present.
maybe can add this feature -- will report the request.

any other issue when you convert directadmin vhost to lsws native vhost?
 
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gregor

Member
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for now i found only this one issue
i have a enterprise 2 cpu license 64bit, it is possible to rebuild a binary for me?

by the way i would ask about CPU license. I have bought 2 CPU license , but in my opinion it is not a 2 CPU license , it is 2 "worker license", each "worker" is handling static or php request. So logically in huge server load it will be working much better than 1 CPU license.
I see in system ( mpstat -P ALL) that all my 8 cores are working when handling requsts. :)
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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I think you can work a quick solution to work around it.

for example, create a cron job to run every minute, to process the bytes log file created by lsws. here's an example:

#mv lsws_bytes.log tmp.log
#your_translate.sh tmp.log > tmp2.log
#cat tmp2.log >> da_bytes.log
#rm -f tmp.log
#rm -f tmp2.log

da_bytes.log is bytes log format recognized by directadmin

please first command:
#mv lsws_bytes.log tmp.log

this is enough -- in apache, you have to send a signal to apache process, so apache will create new lsws_bytes.log.
in lsws, just mv it, lsws will create new lsws_bytes.log automatically.

your understanding regarding license is correct
 
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gregor

Member
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hello
that is an idea. By hosting 1000 domain could be a little problem , but a proper bash script should handle with this.

Could you add that feature in the next release to choose what bytes log format will be generated in LSWS ?
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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there is another general way to do it:

lsws admin console->Configuration->Virtual Hosts: select a vhost

->General->Apache Style configurations
enter
LogFormat "%O %I" bytes_log_format
CustomLog /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/logs/bytes.log bytes_log_format

will generate the bytes log file /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/logs/bytes.log

-- tested in my local lsws.
 
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