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I’m running an Apache server with multiple virtual hosts. Each domain has its own access log file (for example:
example_dmain1_access.log, ws.example_dmain1_access_access.log) located under /var/log/httpd.
When I open the log viewer for a specific application/domain, I still see access logs from other domains on the same server. This makes it difficult to focus (Expose other customers' business to each other) on logs related only to the selected application.
Question:
Is there any Apache, VirtualHost, or log viewer configuration that allows:
Showing only the access logs related to a specific domain/application
Hiding or isolating unrelated HTTP access logs from other domains
Properly scoping logs per vhost so log viewers don’t mix them
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I’m running an Apache server with multiple virtual hosts. Each domain has its own access log file (for example:
example_dmain1_access.log, ws.example_dmain1_access_access.log) located under /var/log/httpd.
When I open the log viewer for a specific application/domain, I still see access logs from other domains on the same server. This makes it difficult to focus (Expose other customers' business to each other) on logs related only to the selected application.
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