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I recently added a blog to my site and created a special subdomain for it -- blog.mysite.com
Problem is... in my access logs, page hits to my blog are being treated as if they're coming from the root!
So, for instance, when someone goes to [blog.mysite.com...] it shows up in my log as /archives/index.htm :(
Then, when wusage gets to it and tries to grab title and other file info, I get a ton of 404's from wusage trying to find [mysite.com...] -- not to mention the havoc this sort of misinfo wreaks upon my stats!
Of course, ideally, I'd want to figure out how to do one of the following:
- have my blog hits recorded in my access log as as /blog/whatever/whatever.htm
OR
- have a separate logfile created (my hosting provider has refused to do this, telling me I'd need to upgrade to a dedicated server!)
OR
- somehow figure out a way to have wusage figure out what directories are in subdomains and react accordingly
Thanks for any advice you can offer!
Had this line added to my site's httpd.conf file:
LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{HOST}i\" \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" \"%{Cookie}n\""
That did the trick.
