Re: [Summary-Talk] WebSTAR V logging advice

[Karl Schroll <schroll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

According to WebStar Admin, I am logging the CS(Host) token (set that 
up per the Summary docs).  I have "Always use folder name as domain 
name" checked, and in the "Domains to include in this sub-report", I 
have the name of the name of the directory that holds the aliases to 
the WebStar logs.  So I think this is set up per the instructions.

But when I go to the report that you mention, what I see in the 
"Domain" column is one entry that shows the name of the log directory 
with 100% of all traffic, not any of the virtual domains nor traffic 
breakdown by domain.

What am I doing wrong?

>
>
>You need to configure the server to log the CS(HOST) log token (the HTTP
>host header value). Then the Details:Domains report will show the
>information you want. In your situation this shouldn't come up, but for
>people who have "Always use folder name as domain name" turned off,
>adding that log field may interact with the way sub-reports are setup
>(changing the domain names that appear).
>
>Good Luck
>Jason
>
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Regards,

Karl Schroll
Digital Frontier
802-253-8612
http://www.digitalfrontier.com
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