did by cron.weekly IIRC, do you have something in /var/lib/nethserver/awstats
what version do you have ?
# rpm -qa | grep awstats
awstats-7.7-1.el7.noarch
nethserver-awstats-0.1.11-1.ns7.sdl.noarch
Yes:
# ls /var/lib/nethserver/awstats
2018-11-18
and inside this folder are the pdf-reports present.
My system seems to bee uptodate.
# rpm -qa | grep awstats
nethserver-awstats-0.1.11-1.ns7.sdl.noarch
awstats-7.7-1.el7.noarch
Iâll have a look into the cron files.
I have the emails but of course i have the mail server stack installedâŠ
If you sent an email locally to root@SystemName.DomainName, can you receive it ?
No. But I can receive emails for admin@domain.tld. This is the way used for the notifications about possible updates.
admin is an optional user, that I am responsible for giving it back to nethserver. It seems that the normal way is to use root.
can you look in maillog what was occurring sunday morning 2:01 am
[root@ns7loc15 ~]# mail root@ns7loc15.nethservertest.org
Subject: plop
hhjkfhdsfkhdskfhfdkjh
EOT
then
[root@ns7loc15 ~]# mail
Heirloom Mail version 12.5 7/5/10. Type ? for help.
"/var/spool/mail/root": 3 messages 1 new
1 root@nethservertest. Thu Nov 15 02:00 29/1316 "Yum: Updates downloaded on ns7loc15.nethservertest.org"
2 root@nethservertest. Thu Nov 15 05:44 29/1316 "Yum: Updates downloaded on ns7loc15.nethservertest.org"
>N 3 root Mon Nov 19 22:14 18/690 "plop"
on a test machine without nethserver-mail (my main server gets it and also workable)
you are right, on the machine without nethserver-mail, the emails for root@host.domain.tld are into this folder.
I was not aware about it.
=> I will investigate to redirect them to âroot@domain.tldâ (necessary in my config in order to have them displayed).
in the root user's profile
does it is not possible to redirect rootâs email to any external account mailbox ?