Need this simple PHP code working!! Easy job $5 paypal!

i need this script working to monitor bandwidth of a folder/subdomain
this script basically grabs the stats from cpanel.

should be easy for knowledgeable coder. paying $5 for this quick job!
pm me if you can do it

<?
function cpanel_logs( $username, $password, $domain, $searchpath )
{
	$bw = 0 ;
	$logs = file( sprintf(  'http://%s:%s@%s:2082/getlogarchive/%s', 
							$username, 
							$password, 
							$domain, 
							$domain ));
	if( $logs )
	{
		foreach( $logs as $line )
		{
			preg_match( '~"([A-Z]+) (.*?[^ ]) HTTP/1\.[1|0]" ([0-9]+) ([0-9]+) "(.*?[^"])" "(.*?[^"])"~si', 
						$line, 
						$matches 
			);
			
			if( ereg( $searchpath, $matches[2] ) )
			{
				$bw += $matches[4];		
			}
		}
	}
	
	return $bw ;
}

$username = 'username';
$password = 'password';
$hostname = 'hostname.com';

printf( 'Images on %s have taken up a total of %01.2fMB bandwidth today<br />',
		$hostname,
		cpanel_logs( $username, $password, $hostname, 'images' ) / 1048576 
);
		
printf( '%s has taken up a total of %01.2fMB bandwidth today<br />',
		$hostname,
		cpanel_logs( $username, $password, $hostname, '/' ) / 1048576 
);
?>

PHP:

 

log file usually returned as gzipped archive. before you regex-it, you should open it as gz file. So, instead of:

$logs = file( sprintf(  'http://%s:%s@%s:2082/getlogarchive/%s', 
                            $username, 
                            $password, 
                            $domain, 
                            $domain ));

PHP:

You should use:

$logs = readgzfile( sprintf(  'http://%s:%s@%s:2082/getlogarchive/%s', 
                            $username, 
                            $password, 
                            $domain, 
                            $domain ));

PHP:

just my two cents.