centos-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx <> scribbled on Sunday, December 11, 2005 9:59 PM:
> Ron Jones wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've configured my server to to host multiple sites on a single IP
>> address, when complete, there will be no more than 5-6
> websites on the
>> server. They are located in /home/</username//public_html.
>>
>> Now, I'd like to add Awstats to each site, but to keep things
>> separated, I'd like to set up the log files independently.
> Can anyone
>> point me at a resource that will walk me through setting up &
>> configuring said log files per site (including subdomains)?
>>
>
> In each virtualhost section within your apache config file...
>
> ErrorLog /home/<username>/logs/error_log CustomLog
> /home/<username>/logs/access_log common
>
> or
>
> ErrorLog /home/<username>/logs/error_log CustomLog
> /home/<username>/logs/access_log combined
>
> which adds more detail, particularly in the referrer fields..
> This is configurable in the httpd.conf file as well.
>
> You MUST make sure the logs directory exists in the user's
> directory. If it isn't there, apache will not restart. If a
> user removes the directory, apache won't restart. There are
> some scripts, one which is part of Webmin, which will deal
> with this for you.
>
> I normally add these lines after DocumentRoot and before
> directory options, but it really doesn't matter. Just don't
> put them within <directory> areas.
>
> Best,
> John Hinton
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I typically put all the logs under /var/log/httpd/ so I don't have to mess
with the logrotate config each time I add a vhost.
Mike
