Note that there will be a delay in converting click into usage statistics:
That delay is part of the new Statistics Processing Framework:
https://pkp.sfu.ca/wiki/index.php?title=PKP_Statistics_Framework#Processing_Log_Files
Currently, logging is accumulated over the course of the day, and then processing of the prior dayâs log happens sometime the following day. It depends on your cron setup, or on Acronâs timing.
It should be possible to setup cron to handle more realtime statistics processing. Reprocessing a log with the same name will overrwrite the log entriesâŠ
If the usage statistics truly are not being counted at all, you may not have acron or cron configured to process new statistics, or you may be encountering a bug which prevents processing prior to 2.4.8:
There are a couple of different ways to collect usage events in the latest versions. One should be automatic: the generic plugin âUsage Statisticsâ in concert with the generic plugin âAcronâ. The other is manual processing of your webserverâs log files .
Do you know which method is active for you? Check if both the âUsage Statisticsâ and âAcronâ plugin are enabled; if you have disabled one or the other, have you created specific cron jobs for processing the log files?
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