Re: [cobalt-users] Customizing httpd access logs

[Hendrik Runte <cobalt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

am 04.04.2001 19:02 Uhr schrieb Mike unter michaelpearl@xxxxxxx:

> On a different Linux distribution, the httpd access logs were separated by
> domain. Each virtual domain has it's own access-log and I could set up
> logrotate to handle each log differently.
> 
> The Cobalt Raq3i machines that I have all have a combined access log. I'd
> like to adjust how logrotate handles log for individual domains, but I can't
> since the log is combined.
> 
> My goal is to have the logs for a single domain rotate daily instead of by
> size (1M as it is now). Then I'd like it to compress and mail the log to an
> e-mail address I specify.
> 
> I've got everything figured out how to do this, but I can't split the log.
> 
> Is there a way to change the httpd.conf so that it doesn't combine the logs?
> 
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Hi,

I didn't change anything on my RaQ3 but I can find single domain logs in
each site's directory
/home/sites/siteX/log/web.log

If you have such a log file, as well, you can write a short shell script and
put it into your crontab. There are various ways of sending mails. The
easiest, I think is to use the shell command 'mail'. If not familiar with
shell script syntax, If found a nice little how-to on
http://www.linuxnewbie.org (not only for newbies, in fact).

Regards,

Hendrik.