Re: [Summary-Talk] WebStar V Logs

[Karl Schroll <schroll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, alias the logs directory in each of your vhost folders (don't 
use symbolic links).  I set this up using "method 4" in the Summary 
docs.   I have webstar set to archive the logs at the end of each 
month.  I have summary set to process all logs daily early in the am. 
MUCH easier than on classic once it is set up.  For initial webstar 
logging setup, I used webstar admin to set one domain up for logging 
per summary docs, then shut down webstar, and with a text editor, 
copied and pasted the log part of the the webstar xml file for each 
domain, rather than use webstar admin to set logging on a per domain 
basis.  I did something similar to config summary, and modifed the 
summary config file directly instead of via a browser.

This was all sort of a hassle to get going, but now it works great.


>Hi all,
>
>WebStar V will not let us put our logs outside the vhost folder. So I have
>the Logs written to /Logs/thedomainlog.log.txt
>
>How do I setup summary the best way (on the same machine) to read those
>logs. Alias to the Summary folder, or?
>
>Also is there some sort of automatisation for us? We have about 400
>domains.
>
>Nitai
>
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