[Backup Restore] Statistics not updated

[S2S-Robert]

I created all my users and restored all the backups, but now the statistics aren't being updated, so users with say 30 POP3 accounts will only see 1. Same goes for subdomains, domain pointers, mailing lists and such.

How can I update this?

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

echo "action=tally&value=all" >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queueThe stats will be fixed nightly anyway, but this will force it now.

John

[S2S-Robert]

I've run this several times, but somehow the number of pop3 boxes just won't get updated. I'm talking about all stats. If they should be updated then they're not. I myself several POP3 accounts and it's still stuck at 1.

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

Try creating a test pop account, then deleting it. That should fix it. I'll have a look at the code later on to see what needs to be fixed.

John

[S2S-Robert]

Yep that fixed it for the current domain, but since I'm running 150 domains I wouldn't like to do that for that many domains. Any clues on how to retally the whole thing?

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

Many, many mouse clicks :) I've added this to the versions system so that it will recount the # of pop accounts during the nightly tally.

John

[S2S-Robert]

Originally posted by DirectAdmin Support
Hello,

Many, many mouse clicks :) I've added this to the versions system so that it will recount the # of pop accounts during the nightly tally.

John Thanks, but it's not only the number of pop accounts, it's everthing. The number of forwarders, the number of autoreplies, the number of sub-domains, the number of mysql databases on the system. Everthing.

So implementing a retally of everything wouldn't be bad I guess. Especially since you're planning on the server - server transfer, which is in essence what I did using the user backups.

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

Yep, everything is being done.

John