Can't login to webalizer (ispconfig & centos setup)

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07-29-2009, 04:27 AM	#1
cshelswell LQ Newbie Registered: Mar 2009 Posts: 26 Rep:	Can't login to webalizer (ispconfig & centos setup) Hi I'm having trouble logging in to webalizer. I can log in fine with an old account set up through ispconfig but not with a new one. I'd read that it takes 24hours for webalizer to pick it up which I'm pretty sure I've waited that long. Is there something I could do wrong? I was under the impression that I should set up an email address and that would login to webalizer? If this is correct is there a way to force a refresh on users to get them able to log in now? Cheers

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