I am going to take a wild guess ... since you have goten no answer.

Set up a awstats install 'mutiple_sites'
and in the configuration file point the log's variable to

my @multiple_logs = ( 'log1.log', 'log2.log','log3.log');
my $log_path = @multiple_logs;

In other words, create an array of the log files then rename that array to the original variable name.

Might work, never tried to make a $string from an @array of log file lines ...

Good coding experiment anyway :P

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Originally Posted by u-Bob easier to parse the raw apache logs for those sites.

see: http://blamcast.net/articles/recursi...-strings-files

looks like it may work remember to cd to the directory of the logs

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam I am going to take a wild guess ... since you have goten no answer. Set up a awstats install 'mutiple_sites' and in the configuration file point the log's variable to Code: my @logfile1="/path/logfile1.log"; my @logfile2="/path/logfile2.log"; my @logfile3="/path/logfile3.log"; my @multiple_logs = (@logfile1, @logfile2, @logfile3); my $log_path = @multiple_logs; In other words, create an array of the log files then rename that array to the original variable name. Might work, never tried to make a $string from an @array of log file lines ... Good coding experiment anyway :P

That's what I get for trying to think on a Saturday :P

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