Server is CentOS 5.4.

I have 6 name-based Apache Virtual Hosts each one is used by a different user (for development work). We allow external access to each site until the work is completed and then we upload the site to its final destination and delete the site from our server so we can setup a new one for the next customer. Some of the sites are permanently hosted on our servers. It all works fine. Now for the problem...

Each Virtual Host has it's own xxx-access_log and xxx-error_log all stored in /var/log/httpd.

All the Virtual Hosts are in /var/www/xxx, So we have /var/www/site1, /var/www/site2 etc.

Webalizer is installed.

I need to setup webalizer so that each user can view his/her own stats.

How and where do I setup webalizer to read the individual access_log so that each user can enter http://site1/webalizer and get the stats for his/her site?

Help would be much appreciated.

This is how I set it up for our sites:

- Each site has its own conf file under /etc:
/etc/webalizer_xxx:
LogFile /var/log/httpd/xxx-access_log
OutputDir /var/www/usage_xxx
(basically, add "xxx" to the default settings)

- Set a daily cron job to update the site stats for each site.
/usr/bin/webalizer -c /etc/webalizer_xxx.conf -Q

- Set the aliases:
/etc/httpd/conf.d/webalizer.conf:
Alias /usage_xxx /var/www/usage_xxx
(same as OutputDir in the main conf file)

<Location /usage_xxx>
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 11.22.33.44
(IP of developer for xxx)
</Location>


Don't know if it is the best way to set it up, but it works for us.

That seems to work here as well, BUT... (there's always a but!). Each file has the same Heading. How can I change the heading in the Output file to reflect the name of the site. i.e Usage Statistics for xxx rather than the same heading for all of them?

inside your webalizer.conf file for xxx site: xxxwebalizer.conf there is a place to make the title whatever you want it to be. Change it in each of the .conf files and all will show the correct name for the data they are displaying.