Stephen Turner wrote:
>On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>> >
>> > I was afraid you were going to say that, but I can't think of any
>> > obvious reason why it needs to be that way - if I generate separate
>> > logfiles per virtual server, there's no need to log %v, because I
>> > already know which vhost each log line belongs to. I would think that
>> > Analog should be assume the value of %v from the second argument?
>>
>> I don't see that there is a reason it shouldn't work that way either, but
>> maybe Stephen can shed some light on that design decision. :)
>
>I guess I'm not assuming that the prefix is necessarily a virtual hostname.
The references to the second argument in the docs refer to virtual hosts
as well, and all the examples use a server URL. But a more careful
reading does make it clear that the second argument is simply used as a
prefix, so I guess I'm seeing the expected behaviour.
>> > Is there any way I can get a VHOST report without modifying gigabytes
>> > of logfiles?
>
>Look in the Directory Report.
The Directory Report includes most of the information that I need from
the VHost report, but it also includes a lot of other information that
I'm also interested in. It's precisely because it's such a big report
that I'd like to not have to rerun the report twice, once to get the
Directory information, and a second time to get the VHOST information
from the Directory report.
If I add
SUBDIR http://*/
DIRCOLS RrPbBb
I can turn the Directory report into the Virtual Host report (so the
information needed to create a Virtual Host report exists) but it's not
as useful as a directory report when I do this?
Maybe this can be added to the next version?
Aengus
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