

R if the -R option is used, the script will gather all data of the mentioned domain and will generate all months, where the AWStats txt data is existing. Tmp folder contains these subfolders, analog, webalizer, webalizerftp and awstats. If the -F option is used, all AWStats data will be removed and new files will be generated using only the information stored in the log files. We recommend you take a backup of your tmp directory before doing any of this. cPanel Users: All Stats are stored in tmp folder.If you don't care about the historical file level statistics reports we've recorded for you in your webspace you can remove the following files/directories (in all cases aggregated statistics will start to appear again with new data on the next statistics run).ĪWStats: All txt files, do not remove the. Here's a rough guide to what can be deleted.

These statistics are different to statistics generated by say Google Analytics, because they'll give you an idea of which files are using the most bandwidth, which IP addresses are requesting files all the while, how much data/bandwidth Google is using when it crawls you etc etc.Īs you can see they can be pretty useful, however they do build up in size in your home directory so we're often asked whether they can be cleaned out and the answer is of course yes. These are file level statistics and we daily convert these into stats reports and delete the raw access logs (otherwise they'd become huge!). We generate raw statitistics for every visit to your site by a user, a bot or any other method. You can disable Analog or Awstats or Webalizer stats in a cpanel server via backend by editing the file /var/cpanel/nfig.
