Configuring Apache:
Most ISP’s that use Apache have set up
their domains as virtual hosts in their Apache configuration file
(httpd.conf). By default, Apache logs everything to access_log and
error_log (and perhaps access_log-ssl and error_log-ssl if you use
mod_ssl). In order to properly analyze log files for your ISP’s clients
it is necessary to add a CustomLog directive within each virtualhost
creating a separate log file for each domain. Take my domain for
example:
their domains as virtual hosts in their Apache configuration file
(httpd.conf). By default, Apache logs everything to access_log and
error_log (and perhaps access_log-ssl and error_log-ssl if you use
mod_ssl). In order to properly analyze log files for your ISP’s clients
it is necessary to add a CustomLog directive within each virtualhost
creating a separate log file for each domain. Take my domain for
example:
<VirtualHost 64.240.90.200:80> ServerAdmin [email protected] DocumentRoot /www/handassoc/public_html Servername hamptonandassociates.net ServerAlias www.hamptonandassociates.net </VirtualHost>
Between the VirtualHost tags that define my web-site, I wanted to add the
following line:
following line:
CustomLog /var/log/httpd/www.hamptonandassociates.net-access_log combined
