With cpanel linux server we are getting following error

error : [notice] child pid x exit signal File size limit exceeded (25.)

This error occurs due to log file limit exceeded on server. On linux 32 Bit server apache support maximum filesize upto 2GB. If any log file exceeded this limit then you will get above error and apache services het hanged
TO get it resolved you need to log files with following directories
/usr/local/apache/logs  and /var/log/

To get it resolved you need to emptied your log files those are above 2GB

Following steps will allow only selected users in particular group to run GET command on the server :

Step 1:- Create a group on the server

Code:

]# groupadd getgrp

Step 2:- Give execute permission to group

Code:

]# chmod 750 /usr/bin/GET

Step 3:- Add this group to GET file.

Code:

]# chown root.getgrp /usr/bin/GET

Step 4:- To check the permission of GET

Code:

]# ll -ld /usr/bin/GET

Step 5:- Now if you need to add the user to getgrp so that he gets execute permission on GET. Also getgrp should be secondary group of that user. Let the user be myuser1.

Code:

]# gpasswd -M myuser1 getgrp

Step 6:- To check if the user is added

Code:

]# cat /etc/group | grep getgrp

Is it possible to view webalizer stats without login to cpanel?

Yes. Do the following steps.

cd /home/username/www
ln -s ../tmp/webalizer stats
chown username.username stats
cd ../tmp
chmod 755 ./
chmod 755 ./webalizer
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will allow domain.com/stats/ for viewing stats without logging in to cpanel

How to access Awstats from outside the control panel ?

Accessing Awstats from outside the control panel is easy.

Step 1.

Download awstats from awstats.sourceforge.net

Step 2.

Uncompress awstats-5.6.tgz

Step 3.

Copy the contents of the uncompressed cgi-bin folder from your hard drive to the user cgi-bin directory (this includes awstats.pl, awstats.model.conf, and the lang, lib and plugins sub-directories).

Step 4.

If necessary (should not be needed with most setups), edit the first (top-most) line of awstats.pl file that is

#!/usr/bin/perl

to reflect the path were your Perl interpreter is installed. Default value works for most of Unix OS, but it also might be #!/usr/local/bin/perl

Step 5.

Move AWS