Differentiating IRM sites in access logs

[JMT]

I am having difficulty analyzing my logs when I have an IRM site within my domain account. Any access to the initial page in either my domain account or my IRM account show up in the logs the same way.
Looking at the raw logs the only way I can tell the difference is by the byte count returned.
I use Webtrends and have setup filters that work fine for entries that have the domain name in the referrer field. But any record with a referrer outside of my domains gets included in the totals.
Any suggestions?
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Jeff

[Justin]

The only way to obtain separate features (FTP/Telnet/CNC/email/stats) is to purchase a full package for that domain. Otherwise, all resources (stats included) are shared with the account which the IRM overlays...

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Justin Nelson
FutureQuest (http://www.FutureQuest.net/index.php) Support

[JMT]

That's what Deb responded to my support request. She also suggested I ask the forum in case a member has come up with a creative solution.

Before going to the IRM I asked a whole series of questions that were answered quickly and accurately. Unfortunately, I didn't ask this question. So far, the only problem I have with the IRM is the stats issue and that isn't a big deal. Maybe you could add something to the IRM description that might clarify the limitation for others.

If anyone else has a solved this problem please let me know.

Thanks
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Jeff

[wolfstalks]

Jeff, what I do is install Hitometer (which is free and can be invisible) tags to each of my Domains and use their stats.
http://hitometer.netscape.com/

It's the best FREE answer I have come up with.
Bob

[UserName]

You can always log your hits to a MySQL database and retrieve them later.[nbsp][nbsp]Especially if you are only worried about pageviews and not every hit to your site.[nbsp][nbsp]Alternately, you can log them to your own text file with PHP replicating the standard server log format.

[Richie]

Alternately, you can log them to your own text file with PHP replicating the standard server log format.
Anyone have a PHP script already written that does this?[nbsp][nbsp]Would be of great help![nbsp][nbsp]Thanks in advance.