Restart All Hiawatha Show Error

[LotsOfQ]

sh /script/restart-all

Hiawatha show this error.

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Error creating logfile /home/httpd/mydomain.com/stats/mydomain.com-error_log or changing its protection or ownership.

[MRatWork]

Try 'sh /script/fix-chownchmod'.

[LotsOfQ]

I tried 'sh /script/fix-chownchmod'. But still the same error. Not sure if this help but the domain was deleted. I don't know why it still show up in the first place.

[MRatWork]

I tried 'sh /script/fix-chownchmod'. But still the same error. Not sure if this help but the domain was deleted. I don't know why it still show up in the first place.

Fixed after domain deleted?.

[LotsOfQ]

Yes, the domain already deleted and then I tried 'sh /script/fix-chownchmod'. But it's the same issue. No change.

 

[LotsOfQ]

After I ran 'yum clean all; yum update -y; sh /script/cleanup' this issue is fixed.

[LotsOfQ]

Sorry, I was wrong. It's still have the same error with that exact same domain.

[MRatWork]

Inform here 'dir -l /home/httpd/<domain>/stats'. Did you used awstats instead webalizer?.

[LotsOfQ]

 'dir -l /home/httpd/<domain>/stats' and got

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dir: cannot access /home/httpd/<domain>/stats: No such file or directory
As for "Did you used awstats instead webalizer?", I don't know. I don't use that feature at all. I don't even know where to begin.

[LotsOfQ]

Another thing is when I create the domain again the run sh /script/restart-all with no error but if I delete the domain and run sh /script/restart-all then the error show up.

[MRatWork]

1. Change '<domain>' to your certain domain. Or if you permit run 'dir -l /home/httpd/*/stats' (change '<domain>' to '*')

2. To know what's stats programs, go to 'admin > general settings'.

[LotsOfQ]

I did ran 'dir -l /home/httpd/mydomain.com/stats' and got

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dir: cannot access /home/httpd/mydomain.com/stats: No such file or directory
I ran 'dir -l /home/httpd/*/stats' and everything look normal including that "mydomain.com".

When 'sh /script/restart-all' still get the same error:

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Error creating logfile /home/httpd/mydomain.com/stats/mydomain.com-error_log or changing its protection or ownership.
I now changed awstats to webalizer thanks to you telling me where it is. But that still didn't fixed the above error.

[MRatWork]

Inform here 'dir -l /home/httpd/<domain>/stats' because need to know permissions and ownership for files insite this dirs.

[LotsOfQ]

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[root@server ~]# dir -l /home/httpd/<domain>/stats
dir: cannot access /home/httpd/<domain>/stats: No such file or directory

[MRatWork]

Again, change '<domain>' to your domain name or '*'.