Thanks for the program, Daved, although when I piped the log file to it, I never got the multiple files. It's still not exactly what I'm looking for though. The "%V" option is a start. I would like a "master" log that contains all the requests made to Apache. The part that I'm finding difficult with Webalizer is making a report something like: Top 16 of 36 Total URLs # Hits URL 1 16 www.domain-x.com/ 2 32 www.domain-z.org/missing.html 3 64 www.other-domain.net/logo.png Webalizer makes the report with url's relative to / Top 16 of 36 Total URLs # Hits URL 1 48 / 2 22 /logo.png 3 21 /file.cgi Using the log file with all of the requests for multiple domains doesn't make a sensible report. Serveral different domains contain the urls '/home.html' and '/images/logo.jpg', etc. After digging through the docs, it doesn't seem that Webalizer supports the type of report above. I'd like this theory to be disproven, however. All of the web stats packages I've found do a report similar to Webalizer. Are there any packages that do a report like the one above or is there a way to generate the report with Webalizer? Thanks again LUG-ers > > You need a way to separate each virtual domain in the logs. Logging to a > single file is best for performance, so you should keep it that way. What > you want to do is prepend the hostname to each entry in the log file. > > To do this with Apache, copy the "combined" LogFormat directive and name it > vcombined. Add "%V " to the front the log format and set > "UseCanonicalName" to "no". Then set your CustomLog lines to use the > "vcombined" format. > > When you want to generate stats, you split the log files out by hostname. > I've attached a program called logsplit to do this. It outputs separate > files for each hostname. Pipe your log file into it. Then process the log > file for each hostname separately. See question 17 of the Webalizer FAQ > for more info. > > -- > David Phillips <david at acz.org> > http://david.acz.org/ _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list