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alias of domain, where will it log?

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    I have CPanel, and i have added an Addon to my Cpanel. Logging for that domainA.com works.

    I then add an alias to httpd.conf to have domainB.com linked to a folder under my Cpanel's folder (one of domainA.com's subfolder).

    Where wil the access.log for domainB.com logged?

    Thanks!
     
    #1 tuckkor, Mar 26, 2006
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    If you add it to the same virtualhost container it will be logged to the orignal domains apache log.
     
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    it's a different virtualhost container, so where is the access.log??
     
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    It will be whereever you've configured it to be stored in the virtualhost container, presumably in domlogs/ with all the others. If you're referring to the end-user accessible logs within cPanel, then that will only be seen if you've used the correct options in cPanel/WHM for parking or adding an add-on domain, not if you've done it by hand within httpd.conf, though it won't be there until the stats log has run.
     
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    My Virtual Host container:

    <VirtualHost 69.93.5.112>
    ServerAlias www.domainB.co.uk
    ServerAdmin webmaster@domainB.co.uk.user.domainA.com
    DocumentRoot /home/domainB/public_html/domainX.co.uk/domainB
    BytesLog domlogs/domainX.co.uk.user.domainA.com-bytes_log



    CustomLog /usr/local/apache/domlogs/domainB.co.uk.user.domainA.com combined

    </VirtualHost>


    Note: domainA and domainB are actually other domain in lower case.

    So where will the log file be located?
     
    #5 tuckkor, Mar 27, 2006
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