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Is there a way to tell the amount of traffic going to my
subdomains?

Webalizer and Wusage do not provide a good way to tell how much traffic your subdomains handle. However, you can produce a good approximation of hits to your subdomains in a few easy steps:

1. Enable access logs for your account.
2. Set up a crontab to run this command at the end of every month:

   cat /log/access_log | gawk '{ print $NF; }' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn

   Notice: The above command must be on one line in the crontab.

When the command runs, it will email you a list of your subdomains sorted by the number of hits that month.

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