Re: Webalizer

[Olivier MACCHIONI <omacchioni@kaptech.com>]

At 08:23 28/08/01 +0100, Rob Woodward wrote:

> Hi,
>
> One method I used was to use a different config file for each vitual host
> I had on the box. Each vitual host has a different log file too.

My 2 cents :

for arf in `find /opt/web/web2/home/*/logs/access_log`
do
        $WEBALIZER -o /tmp -Q -N 5 -D $CACHE $arf
done

for arf in `find /opt/web/web2/home/*/logs/access_log`
do
        site=`echo $arf | sed "s/\/logs\/access_log//" | sed 
"s/\/opt\/web\/web2\/home\///"`
        infos=`echo $arf | sed "s/\/logs\/access_log/\/stats\//"`
        $WEBALIZER -p -r $site -s $site -Q -o "$infos" -D $CACHE -n 
"$site" -c $WEBALIZER_CONF
done


So webalizer will look by himself for all the web sites on 
/opt/web/web2/home and generate the stats... No config file to change when 
you add a new we site.

Of course each site stores his log files in 
/opt/web/web2/home/*/logs/access_log


Olivier




> Cheers,
>
> Rob
>
> On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Craig wrote:
>
> > Hey debian community
> >
> > I have just install webalizer 1.30 on my web server box
> > so our web designers can analyze traffic to and from
> > their websites. I have a combined log for all our sites
> > but it doesn't look like webalizer is giving a statistical
> > by site break-down. Does anyone know if webalizer has this
> > ablility, or better yet enlighten me as to how I can do
> > this ?>
> >
> > Any help would be mostly appreciated :)
> >
> > Craig
> >
> >
> >
>
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