On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Glen W. Forister wrote:
> IIS logs all the information of visits to one file. Is there a way to
> produce a report on each separate host? The only way I can think to do
> this is to exclude all but one host and run the report and do this 7 times.
> Is this the right way to do it?
>
> I guess to do this is to set up 7 timed jobs to run each with different out
> files and config files. Correct?
I ran into the same problem and you will have to run it 7 times if
you want detailed reports on each one. But in my case it takes 2 hours
to process the log files for each virtual host, so it was impractical
to do that for all my customers. It would simply take too much time.
If all you need is simple reports like number of total hits and the
top requested URLs, you can configure analog to produce just the vhost
and requests reports. I had analog dump the output in COMPUTER format.
Then I wrote a parsing script to separate the vhosts summary info and
their requests into separate files.
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