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Subject: [users@httpd] Log Rotation/Vhosts/Cronolog

Greetings all-

  I have  couple handfuls of virtual hosts running on a farm. I am in need
of streamlining the configurations, they are getting a bit out of control.
I also need to better organize logs for analysis. Currently, cronolog is
running to catalog logs, but this is not so manageable and gets ugly when
you're doing a gig/day. I have something setup to pull the logs to a
central log server, where the analysis occurs. This means I only need a 7
day retention on the web servers, which I just prune with a one liner. 
 I would like to have the logs organized by vhost without having to add a
million configuration lines. At some point I read that cronolog was going
in that direction, likely with the module. I have not heard about this
since shortly after apache 2 was born. 
 Is there any other solution that is similar to this? 

Thanks-


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Peter J. Milanese	        The New York Public Library
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