Martin Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Wednesday, September 17, 2003 7:35 AM):

> W3C Extended with Everything on. Just to be safe you understand !

You actually don't need everything and can save some significant disk
space by removing some of the more obscure items in Microsoft's
Extended format. However, if you log the W3SVC #, that could be used
as the VHOST field (with a corresponding VHOSTALIAS to convert it to
something useful).


> I just spotted some fancy stuff you can do with the LOGFIEL and SUBDIR
> commands

> LOGFILE d:\logiles\W3SVC1\ex*.log http://www.mydomain.com
> LOGFILE d:\logiles\W3SVC2\ex*.log http://www.anotherdomain.com

> SUBDIR HTTP://*

> This gets some of the way there, but is ther a better / more efficient way
> of doing it?

This is probably the easiest way of doing that. You can use the
DIRCOLS command to adjust which columns are shown in the report (e.g.
B and b). However, you should realize that the logs (and Analog,
therefore) only track out-going bytes per request, not including the
headers. So if your sites all have similar traffic, the bandwidth
percentages could be relatively accurate. But if a site allows file
uploads or uses large cookie or POST content, that bandwidth will not
be listed in this report.


-- 

Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group

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