When I look into /var/log/httpd I see many access_log files with
seemingly
random numbers appended to their names. Is there a method to their
seeming
madness? They don't appear to be time and/or date stamps that I can
tell.
The reason I want to know is that I've installed Webalizer and want to
move some of my virtual domain's log files to discrete folders within
/var/log/httpd so that I can process them with separate webalizer.conf
files.
For instance I created /var/log/httpd/ts and set up
www.tarantulaspiders.com to log into that folder. Instead of just
logging
to access_log it logged to access_log.1154736000. That in itself is
fine
with me as long as the log file's name doesn't change.
The rub may be with my webalizer.conf file. I had to set up a line as
follows:
LogFile /var/log/httpd/ts/access_log.1154736000
So if the log file's name changes then webalizer.conf breaks.
Is there a way to make sure that I'm okay as is, or does anyone
have any
suggestions on what I should do differently?
Thanks,
David
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