Real-Time Insight into Your Server Activities
The Visitors function shows you the last 1,000 entries in your website's access log. This is particularly valuable for testing recent changes, identifying errors like "404 - Not Found" immediately, or detecting suspicious access (e.g., brute-force attacks).
What is the Visitor Log used for?
Unlike graphical statistics, you can see the raw data here. You can track exactly which IP address requested which file at which second.
Unlike graphical statistics, you can see the raw data here. You can track exactly which IP address requested which file at which second.
How to View Visitor Details
- Log in to cPanel.
- Under Metrics, click on Visitors.
- Click the magnifying glass icon for the desired domain.
Understanding the Log Data
In the standard view, cPanel shows you the key data for each request:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| IP | The visitor's address. Helpful for blocking bots. |
| URL | The exact path to the file or page. |
| Time | Time of access (precise to the second). |
| User Agent | The visitor's browser and operating system. |
Activating Additional Pro Data
Click the gear icon in the top right to display further columns important for technical analysis:
- Status: Shows the HTTP code (e.g.,
200for OK,404for error, or301for redirect). - Method: Indicates whether data was requested (GET) or submitted (POST).
- Protocol: The HTTP version used.
Technical Background (Logs):
Depending on the server configuration, CURIAWEB uses either Apache® or NGINX®. The visitor interface automatically selects the correct log file from the system directory (e.g.,
Depending on the server configuration, CURIAWEB uses either Apache® or NGINX®. The visitor interface automatically selects the correct log file from the system directory (e.g.,
/var/log/apache2/...) for you, so you don't have to worry about paths.Seeing many 404 errors in the log?
Check your file structure in the File Manager or set up a Redirect!
