>>>Previous email<<
>VHOSTINCLUDE, except that your logformat (at least the logfile line you sent
>us) does not contain VHOST data. What you need to do is limit the report to
>just the logfiles containing the requests from the host you want to analyse.
>>>
>
>>>My original email<<
>>I have a similar problem as Keith's but my log entry looks like this:
>>node-one.someone.net - - [01/Aug/2000:13:09:25 -0400] "GET /images/homeon.gif
>HTTP/1.0" 200 2002 "http://www.mydomain.com/" "Mozilla/4.73 [en] (Win98; U)"
>
>I see what you are saying also, but what I dont understand is why isnt
>"http://www.mydomain.com/" not a VHOST data?
Because it's much more likely to be a referrer. And the LOGFORMAT that
you used to tell Analog about the log entry used "%f" for that field.
(%f is the code for the referrer field).
On a lot of sites, 95% of the referrer fields are "internal", and
therefore happen to include information about the VHOST. Referrers are
also complete URLs, whereas VHOST information is usually just a
servername. Check a couple of lines of your log file, and see if that
field ever has anything that isn't just a server name. If it really is a
VHOST field, then you'll have to change your LOGFORMAT command to tell
Analog about it.
Aengus
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