I have set up wildcard subdomains for example.com in cpanel as *.example.com.

With the WordPress network installed on example.com, there are lots of unprofiled wildcard subdomains such as blog1.example.com, blog2.example.com, etc. And none of them are added in Cpanel as subdomain.

Normally added subdomains in Cpanel would show up in Logs -> Bandwidth with its own separate traffic / monthly bandwidth stats so I know how much bandwidth each of the subdomains used. However, with wildcard subdomains, only one entry can be found in Logs -> Bandwidth and that is '*.example.com', showing the bandwidth usage as a whole.

So is there any way to record the bandwidth usage of wildcard subdomains via Cpanel? Or do I have to use my own scripts to dig through the raw Apache logs to do that?

Any easy way to accomplish this would be great. Any ideas?

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It's been almost 2 weeks...so I guess this is mission impossible? – kavoir.com Feb 14 at 5:07
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