Re: LogSQLMassVirtualHosting and mod_vhost_alias

Dice R. Random wrote:
> Hello List,
>
>    I'm running a server that hosts a large number of domain names,
> we're currently evaluating mod_log_sql on our testbed as a replacement
> for mod_log_mysql.  Everything's running smoothly except one issue,
> with mod_log_mysql all the logs went into one huge table, we're hoping
> to move away from that now so that we can reduce the size of our log
> tables and allow users access to their logs in the MySQL database.
>
>    The problem we're having is that with LogSQLMassVirtualHosting
> enabled mod_log_sql will treat www.somedomain.com, somedomain.com, and
> foo.somedomain.com as if they were all seperate entities, whereas we
> would rather that everything under somedomain.com was logged into a
> single table.  I believe this is actually related to the fact that
> mod_vhost_alias is setting an environment variable (or something...
> how's this done?) such that the vhost name is whatever domain was
> requested.
>   
actually it is pulled from the request record of the "requested'
hostname.  i have a feature  on http://issues.outoforder.cc/ to address
this exact issue. (issue # 27).  i will be starting development sometime
this week.

>    Any ideas?  How can I get all the subdomains logging into a single table?
>
> Thanks in advance :)
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