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Good afternoon. Thank you for a wonderful KeyHelp!
I have a few questions.

1. How can I use domain alias (not mail alias)?

2. How can I configure log rotation every 30 days and disable anonymization?

P.s. possible translation error, or I do not understand something?

Thanks

Hello and thanks for choosing KeyHelp!

1. How can I use domain alias (not mail alias)?

Let's say you have a domain "domain.com" pointing to a directory "/www/wordpress/" and a second domain "alias.com". Now, go to the edit page of "alias.com" and let it point to the same folder as "domain.com". (Technically it is not the 'Alias' directive which you would may set, when writing a vhost config for Apache, but the result is the same.)
Additional note: From SEO perspective this is maybe not the thing you want, because Google may punish such websites, called 'duplicate content' - you may want to setup a 301 redirect from "alias.com" to "domain.com" - just go to the edit page of "alias.com" and write into the 'Target' input field "http://domain.com" and choose the 301 redirect.

2. How can I configure log rotation every 30 days and disable anonymization?

Currently there is no way to configure logrotate settings via KeyHelp GUI, however you can edit KeyHelps logrotate config file manually. It is located here: You can disable IP Anonymization on Settings -> Server Settings -> Log settings.
There you find 2 config options to setup the feature in the way you need.

P.s. possible translation error, or I do not understand something?

You are right, this is a translation error in the current version, the correct sentence would be:

"If this option is disabled, the analyzing and parsing of web server log files by the analyzing tool AWStats is disabled."

OK, Alex was faster

Thanks for fast reply!

Alexander wrote: ↑Thu 26. Jul 2018, 11:31 Additional note: From SEO perspective this is maybe not the thing you want, because Google may punish such websites, called 'duplicate content' - you may want to setup a 301 redirect from "alias.com" to "domain.com" - just go to the edit page of "alias.com" and write into the 'Target' input field "http://domain.com" and choose the 301 redirect.

Will that work with the files? I want to slowly move to a new domain and do not want many 404 errors when a user accesses an old link like olddomain.com/download/setup.zip

Alexander wrote: ↑Thu 26. Jul 2018, 11:31
You can disable IP Anonymization on Settings -> Server Settings -> Log settings.
There you find 2 config options to setup the feature in the way you need.

I found out that those settings has no effect on this file /etc/logrotate.d/keyhelp-apache, if I disable anonymization via GUI, the anonymization script is still present, or I do not understand something again And another question, after updating the panel, this file will be overwritten?

sorry if I ask stupid questions

Will that work with the files? I want to slowly move to a new domain and do not want many 404 errors when a user accesses an old link like olddomain.com/download/setup.zip

This should work!

I found out that those settings has no effect on this file /etc/logrotate.d/keyhelp-apache, if I disable anonymization via GUI, the anonymization script is still present, or I do not understand something again

This is normal. The script gets called but then is immediately terminated, when IP anonymization is disabled.

And another question, after updating the panel, this file will be overwritten?

A general rule, if filenames consists of the word 'keyhelp', or are in a subfolder called something with 'keyhelp' it could be, that the file content may get changed by a KeyHelp panel update. To prevent this one should make the files immutable (Command, chattr +i <filename>).


EDIT: Changed my answer to the first question.

Sooo, where i can find IP Anonymization in new UI?

Update: found it! Settings > Configuration > Data privacy


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