Dave Watson wrote: >You said I need "to change our server's logformat to store the >virtual host data, then adjust the LOGFORMAT to include %v". >These two logformats are in the same file. Each line >distinguishes whether a visitor is going to www.csct.ltd.uk or >www.counsellingtraining.com (I gave an example of each above) - >isn't this all I need? First of all, a quick glance at the home page would suggest that you don't have 2 sites at all, you have 1 site with two names. That may seem like a pedantic distinction to you, but for most people, a single server hosting 2 different sites will produce either 2 log files, or a single log file with an indication in each entry for which site it refers to. Anything else suggests that the web server hasn't been configured properly. In your case, there's only one site, and only one log file - the server is configured properly. The lines you provide don't unambiguously identify which address the user used, because that information isn't usually logged. >From your original note: > mailhost.csct.ltd.uk - - [25/Jul/2000:11:04:30 +0100] "GET > /acatalog/Books-Grey.GIF HTTP/1.0" 200 667 > "http://www.csct.ltd.uk/acatalog/index.html" "Mozilla/4.0 > (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt)" mailhost.csct.ltd.uk is the Client address - it doesn't tell you which of your two servers was visited. "http://www.csct.ltd.uk/acatalog/index.html" is the referrer field - it just tells you where the link that brought the user to Books-Grey.GIF was, In this case, it's a fair bet that the address used was csct.ltd.uk, but what if the referrer is www.altavista.com? Which server did I visit? >The site is being hosted by UUNET so is it a case of just >asking them for the change to be made? If you want to have Analog treat a single site as two sites, you'll have to have information in the log file to do it. It might be possible for UUNet to add that information to your log configuration, but it will depend on the s/w they are using (a quick check indicates that IIS won't log the actual Host Header used. I don't know if Apache will). If you just want to get a feel for which of your addresses is more widely used, try the REFSITE report. Because each image entry (like the example above) will indicate which address was used in the page the image is contained in, "internal referrers" are almost always at the top of the list. Aengus ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the main BODY OF THE MESSAGE. List archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/analog-help@lists.isite.net/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
