Vid, You can use webalizer or analog by creating a cron job in your root directory which will need to point to your zope log files -- which are based within your 'zope_home'/var/Z2.log For example 55 0 * * * /usr/local/bin/webalizer -n zope.domain.com -o /www/htdocs/zope/stats/ /usr/local/Zope/var/Z2.log ^- time ^--where your program is ^-- title on report ^--where to put your reports ^--where your zope logs are After you have defined the cron table entries in your cronjobs file, you will need to register your crontab with the system. This can be done by running the crontab command. For example, if you created your crontab file as cronjobs on your Server home directory then you would use the following command: % crontab cronjobs This will register your crontab file with the cron system daemon. If you ever need to review the current cron entries you have registered with the cron system daemon, you need simply use this command: % crontab -l hth Norman -----Original Message----- From: zoops4@yahoo.com [mailto:zoops4@yahoo.com] Sent: 27 November 2001 03:29 To: khine@btinternet.com Subject: zope - webalizer Hi, I have a couple of websites running on the same zope and I would like to use webalizer to analyze statistics for each separately. Is it possible somehow to tell zope to store log files separately for each site or is there any other way of getting these statistics separately. Thanks, Vid