I did installed iworx-cp on a centos 6 server for testing and noticed webalizer is broken, description of the problem is very similar to the one at: http://forums.interworx.com/showthread.php?t=74
however I did also noticed that I have centos webalizer package installed and not iworx one (and no, I had not it already installed before installing iworx), see:
rpm -q webalizer
webalizer-2.21_02-3.3.el6.x86_64
I guess because centos package is actually greater version than iworx one (2.01)… what should I do to sort it? remove centos webalizer package and install iworx one, or force an update, or…?
ok, probably something was broken with webalizer hist files? I did noticed that when running stats.pex webalizer files were not being updated at
/chroot/home/xxxxx/var/xxx.xxx/stats/webalizer/
(and yes, I did a new request to the test site before running stats.pex)
the only way I did found to sort it was to remove all files at
/chroot/home/xxxxx/var/xxx.xxx/stats/webalizer/
then run stats.pex again and sorted
ok problem not fully sorted this morning webstat got auto-updated to centos package again, even despite I do have OS updates disabled (see attachment image)
also, why there is not an option to disable iworx auto-updates? is there any way to disable them?
Thank you zombie process I did already thought about exclude before, was just trying to find a way to not exclude even future iworx versions… but your idea to check it from time to time is also good
Anyway found it weird why it got updated even with OS auto updates disabled, can only guess that somehow iworx did it when checking for iworx updates, not correct anyway… and find it weird why there is no option to disable iworx auto updates…
Another thing that you may have to do is to erase the old stats in /home//var//stats/webalizer/ if it is still not displaying correctly after running stats.pex.
This really seems to be an issue in CentOS 6 and not 5.