We are using webalizer to produce our statistics. Is there a simple way to produce a seperate report for each of the sites that we are hosting in matrix?
We would like to take into account that some sites use ssl while some are available via more than one url.
I've been looking into changing the format apache uses for its logging, but I would like to know if you have already found a good way to handle this.
You would have to run separate Webalizer configuration files to do this, or perhaps upgrade to a more featured web analysis engine (I quite like Google Analytics, formerly Urchin).
You should check with Webalizer support to see how to get multiple domain reporting from the Apache log files. You could also configure Apache to log to different files for each domain, perhaps.
[quote]We are using webalizer to produce our statistics. Is there a simple way to produce a seperate report for each of the sites that we are hosting in matrix?
We would like to take into account that some sites use ssl while some are available via more than one url.
I’ve been looking into changing the format apache uses for its logging, but I would like to know if you have already found a good way to handle this.
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We use Awstats and I use a perl script to filter the log files and rewrite any URLS so that they have the same base.
I can set more than one filter for a log file, so anything can be extracted, and these get piped to awstats specifying the correct config for that log data.
You could probably do something similar with webalizer - parse and rewrite the log file to seperate files and process those.
cheers,
Richard
I must admit to not being a huge fan of AWstats myself, but as Richard says, you can do a similar thing with Webalizer: You can pull apart your logs (or get Apache to log to seperate files in the first instance) and then run a different webalizer.conf for each log file.