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Rebuild awstats from SSH command line on CentOS, from awstats txt files from another server
I have migrated from a CentOS 5 VPS with HostGator (running cPanel), to running CentOS 7.2 with Plesk on Azure. The latter is working great, far faster than my old setup.
I have successfully run all website migrations using the Plesk Migrator Extension. However, the one thing I have not got back is the awstats. On close insepction, the place that the HostGator CentOS / cPanel install and the place that the new Azure CentOS / Plesk install store the files is different. There seems to be a shift in how the folders are structured too, and the labelling format of the files.
I have appropriately renamed the awstats txt files and dumped them in what would seem the correct location on the new setup. I have run the rebuild command listed here: https://kb.plesk.com/en/11
My approach I can only assume is wrong. This is how I have always done it in the past (I've migrated providers a few times), but it doesn't seem to work - or maybe i just need to wait until awstats auto-runs some kind of reacknowledgement task every 24 hours and imports to it's db?
I did read somewhere there is a perl script that can be run - but I can't find this, and don't currently have perl installed on the server.
Cheers in advance for any helpful thoughts!
I have successfully run all website migrations using the Plesk Migrator Extension. However, the one thing I have not got back is the awstats. On close insepction, the place that the HostGator CentOS / cPanel install and the place that the new Azure CentOS / Plesk install store the files is different. There seems to be a shift in how the folders are structured too, and the labelling format of the files.
I have appropriately renamed the awstats txt files and dumped them in what would seem the correct location on the new setup. I have run the rebuild command listed here: https://kb.plesk.com/en/11
My approach I can only assume is wrong. This is how I have always done it in the past (I've migrated providers a few times), but it doesn't seem to work - or maybe i just need to wait until awstats auto-runs some kind of reacknowledgement task every 24 hours and imports to it's db?
I did read somewhere there is a perl script that can be run - but I can't find this, and don't currently have perl installed on the server.
Cheers in advance for any helpful thoughts!
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