: How to track inbound HTTP traffic using Plesk 10.4.4? I am running Plesk 10.4.4 on a Debian 6.0 server. The outbound traffic is being tracked but the inbound http traffic seems to be 0 at
I am running Plesk 10.4.4 on a Debian 6.0 server. The outbound traffic is being tracked but the inbound http traffic seems to be 0 at all times, i.e. looking at the DomainsTraffic and ClientsTraffic the http_in column is always 0.
Is this a setting that I have missed? I've had a look and cannot find anything. How do I get Plesk to track the inbound HTTP traffic?
I have already made sure that Home > Tools & Settings > Server settings had 'Include in the traffic calculation' set to 'inbound and outbound traffic', yet this does not solve the problem.
Apache allows inbound traffic to be logged using %I in the log format, is there a way to get Plesk to add the %I to the log and then use that in bandwidth calculations?
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Plesk grabs HTTP stats from access_log file of Apache. As I understand there is no way to put incoming HTTP traffic in access_log. Even if I upload huge file to the server, access_log would only report a size of server response, but not a size of incoming request. So incoming HTTP traffic cannot really be tracked through Plesk. You would need some additional tool for that.
What happens if you manually run:
server_pref -u -traffic-direction both -count-type byte -stat-keep 3
Where 3 tells it to keep the stats for three months; pick whatever you prefer here.
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