Hello,
Just add a new definition of log format possibly called "vhost" : copy
the "combined" log format and add a %h at the beginning of the definition.
%h stands for "virtual host name".
Everything will be logged to the regular access.log except the log lines
will look like :
user1.mydomain.com 10.10.10.10 <time> <accessed page> ...
split-logfile will the,n parse that file and write into new files called
user1.mydomain.com.log :
10.10.10.10 <time> <access page> ....
Those files can then be parsed by webalizer.
That's what i'm doing, it's working fine. The only con is that when run
by a cron job, it will add lines that already exist to the vhost
logfiles, making
them a lot bigger.You may want to delete logfiles before using
split-logfile so that you don't end up with tons of redundant logfiles.
*subliminal message*logfile*
Hope that helps,
Jean-Christophe Montigny
Ben Fryer wrote:
Hi All
We have apache configured using wildcard DNS *.mydomain.com
The site has members who on sign up can instantly access their version
of the site.
user1.mydomain.com
user2.mydomain.com
...
We use a single VirtualHost definition that captures *.mydomain.com
rewrites to a script that extracts the username displays the correct
site.
That all works fine!
The problem we have is we now want too provide users stats for their
subdomains using a web stats application such as webalizer, ideally
having a separate log file for each subdomain.
Is there any way we could get apache to automatically produce multiple
log files for each sub domain in the same VirtualHost definition
effectively:
CustomLog /logs/www.mydomain.com_access_log combined
CustomLog /logs/user1.mydomain.com_access_log combined
CustomLog /logs/user2.mydomain.com_access_log combined
...
There is a mention of a script called split-logfile in the manual but
its not very clear how it can be used.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Ben
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