Hi John,

good question

First of all, the description of "Which domains should be tracked by the stat" is not quite perfect, so in your case you should go with these settings:

In the case for www.domain.com: enter "domain.com" in this particular setting "Which domains should be tracked by the stat"

In the case for sue.domain.com: enter "sue.domain.com" in this particular setting "Which domains should be tracked by the stat"

In the case for galleries.domain.com: enter "galleries.domain.com" in this particular setting "Which domains should be tracked by the stat".

Normaly, the domains are accessible via "domain.com" and "www.domain.com". In these cases, its just sufficient to enter "domain.com". But if you are really using subdomains (other than "www."), you should enter the full domain name.

But there is another issue: the stat for the main domain "domain.com" tracks also all sub domains right now! That is something that we are going to investigate and analyze further. Meanwhile, please change accordingly, and you will get valid values within the "sue" and "galleries" stats. Only the master stat has as "problem" right now.

Best regards
Reimar

John Motyer schrieb am 11.05.23 um 23:26:34:

Unfortunately, even though in the settings I changed one of my domains, from domain.com to www.domain.com, when I clicked Save the www portion was stipped from www.domain.com, leaving me with just domain.com again.  So WebStat is stripping off any mention of www .  It was worth a try.