Disabling CloudLinux usage statistics involves turning off the collection of LVE (Lightweight Virtual Environment) usage data. Here are the steps to do this:

1. Access the Server:

   • Log in to your CloudLinux server with administrative privileges.

2. Edit the Configuration File:

   • Use a text editor to open the LVE Manager configuration file. This file controls the behavior of LVE, including usage statistics collection.
   bash

• nano /etc/sysconfig/lve_stats

• Disable Statistics Collection:

  • In the lve_stats configuration file, find the following line:
  bash

Change it to:

• ENABLED=no

  This will disable statistics collection.

• Save and Exit:

  • If you're using the nano text editor, press Ctrl + X to exit, then press Y to confirm the changes, and press Enter to save.

• Restart the LVE Manager Service:

  • After making the changes, restart the LVE Manager service:
  bash
• systemctl restart lvemanager

  This will apply the configuration changes.

• Verify the Status:

  • Confirm that the statistics collection has been disabled by checking the status of the LVE Manager service:
  bash

6. systemctl status lvemanager

   It should show that the service is active and running.

Please note:

• Disabling CloudLinux usage statistics means that data about LVE usage will no longer be collected or reported. This information is useful for monitoring resource utilization and making informed decisions about server management.
• Ensure that you have a specific reason for disabling statistics collection, as it can be a valuable tool for managing server resources.

Remember that software and procedures can change over time, so I recommend checking the latest CloudLinux documentation or consulting with CloudLinux support for the most up-to-date information on disabling usage statistics.