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#6 Re: Apache log files - per site log files Posted by xrat (193.80.xx.xx) on Thu 1 Dec 2005 at 09:56 I am afraid I can only speak for Apache 1.3.x. There, for a limited number of virtual hosts, I simply use <virtualhost> ... ErrorLog /home/(userslogin)/(somedir)/(vhost)-error_log CustomLog /home/(userslogin)/(somedir)/(vhost)-access_log combined </virtualhost> If you create the 2 files before reloading apache's configuration and if your (customized) logrotation takes care of permissions and ownership you should be fine. I guess that this applies to Apache 2.x, too. Or am I missing something?

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