Log file help
Does anybody have experience with log files? I have two domains on the same server, and one set of log files for the server. I've had no luck pulling any information for the second domain in WebTrends and Sawmill. Help!
Does anybody have experience with log files? I have two domains on the same server, and one set of log files for the server. I've had no luck pulling any information for the second domain in WebTrends and Sawmill. Help!
Busy posted this at 22:28 — 16th September 2004.
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If the domains have seperate control panels you'll have two sets of logs.
If one of the domains is a sub domain of the other you'll only have one set.
Probably the only way to view/sort your logs would be manually
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 04:52 — 17th September 2004.
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If there is some identifier marking which site each line belongs to, you could use regexp to grab the lines. If you have grep and cat in a bash terminal, you might do something like:
$ cat mylogfile.txt | grep firstsiteidentifier > firstsitelogfile.txt$ cat mylogfile.txt | grep secondsiteidentifier > secondsitelogfile.txt
Forgive me if that's incorrect. I'm not in a position to test it at the moment.
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