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  • Subject: RE: ACCESSLOG and multiple hosts ("virtual hosts")
  • From: "Bleddyn Williams" <bleddyn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 17:12:52 +0100
  • Importance: Normal

Jean-Michel there was a PTF that did this for you, what release are you on?
And where are you writing your logs it only worked with extended logging.

Thanks Bleddyn

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HI all,
I've have many hosts on a single HTTP configuration (i.e. multiple http
domain server on a single ip address,aka "Virtual Hosts") but in the
accesslog/errorlog/..., I can't find for which server (hosts) is a request.
Is thre any way to get that information (to serve a log of accesses for each
domain separatly)

TIA
Jean-Michel Penasse
EXPERIA Europe
jmpenasse@experia.com
+33(0)4.76.67.07.70
www.experia.com

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