I hear that webtrends can do this, apart from this, it's not that simple, you can try and sort them into cronological order, I think
there's something on the webalizer FAQ's section of the site


"J.J. Day" <NOSPAM.day1234@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Xns94FCE81E9F1F1day1234hotmail@213.73.102.11. ..
> mohan@terabolic.com (Mohan Khurana) wrote in
> news:ee9af0ff.0403281428.a9cdee0@posting.google.co m:
>
> > Does anyone know of any possible nice methods (the easier the better),
> > to get stats from apache logs when the logs are residing on a
> > distributed web cluster? I am using a cluster that has 2 servers in
> > it and I'd like stats on hits to both machines.
> >
> > The only way I could think of doing this is to write a program or
> > script that copies logs from both machines into another machine on a
> > regular basis, and then inserts all those log lines that had occured
> > from the last run, in the right order. I could write something like
> > this, however, I wondered if someone had already seen this problem
> > before.
> >
> > Has anyone had to do something like this before and come up with a
> > nice solution?
> >
> > Thanks much,
> > mohan
> >
>
> I use cronolog to roll the log files and then awstats consolidator to
> gather the logs from several virtual hosts. It should work the same for a
> cluster as it does for multiple hosts on one server.
>
> J.J.