Then, after the warning screen, start typing in “Filter” field: mousewheel.withcontrolkey.action

The value of this field was, by default 3 (look at the explanation ), and you should set it to -1 to disable any functionality. This “Disable” value was not so obvious at first look. SO, to summarize:

Oh. I just found out that someone is having the same problem . Their solution is not really exact, but it will do the job.

array(&$this, 'SetVariables');
array(&$this, 'SetVariables');

I setup AWStats package on my server using instructions on this DjTremors site.

And everything worked, besides the fact that I must disable suexec in ISPConfig (Management / Server – Settings / Web / suexec Checkbox).

At first, I tried adding this statistics inside a ISPConfig’s http server. Just to remember, whenever I need something to be an option in ISPConfig, under the Tools menu. This is done by creating a subdirectory in  /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/tools/tools, and creating a nav.inc.php file there

But the problem arises because Perl can not be enabled without larger modifications in a /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. I always got an error

mod_perl.so: undefined symbol: apr_bucket_shared_split

So I made a Tools link, but pointing to a main Apache server (where I have Perl enabled).

File: nav.inc.php

<? if($go_api->auth->check_admin(0,1)) {
/*
   Only Admin can see this
   Copyright (c) 2008, cvladan.com, Vladan Colovic - All rights reserved.
*/
?>
<!-- Mail AWStats for all domains //-->

menuDaten.neu(new LinkEintrag('root','<? echo $go_api->lng("Mail Server Statistics")?>','http://www.duplonucleo.com/ispcstats/awstats.pl?config=mail','_blank','email.gif','Ma
il Server Stats','n',''));

<? } ?>

Let me explain important files in AWStats for ISPConfig. There is /root/ispconfig/scripts/shell/awstats.php file that periodically recreates .conf files in /etc/awstats, based on virtual domains created in web home /var/www. There is no need to change this file. Another important file is/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/ispc.awstats/awstats_updateall.pl which is executed periodically too. This file launches update process for all AWStats config files, except awstats.model.conf found in a particular directory (in our case /etc/awstats), so you can easily setup.

As we see, there is no need to change anything. It will automaticly update our mail statistics. So, lets go there…

First, I needed to add a script  maillogconvert.pl  where it sould be in a first place – in: /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/ispc.awstats

Then edit the /etc/awstats/awstats.mail.conf and … Not so good link, and much better (original).

And do not be shooked with the amount of mails recieved by admispconfig@. Thats ok. The admispconfig mailbox is a script that generates your mail statistics. The emails that go to admispconfig contain the size of the original email sent to one of your users in bytes.

And, after everything, I just updated AWStats from 6.5 to version 6.8 (latest one)

Čisti se trash u reseller account-u (najpravilnije)

Every Reseller and the admin have their own trash.