Including hostname in apache logwatch reports

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Published on 2009-06-12T08:03:23Z Indexed on 2011/01/04 0:55 UTC
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When hosting multiple domains with apache it's useful to see the logwatch apache output with the virtual host name included, but I only get:

 --------------------- httpd Begin ------------------------

 Requests with error response codes
   400 Bad Request
      /: 1 Time(s)
      /robots.txt: 1 Time(s)

whereas I would like something like

 --------------------- httpd Begin ------------------------

 Requests with error response codes
   400 Bad Request
      example.com/: 1 Time(s)
      example.org/robots.txt: 1 Time(s)

How can I achieve this with logwatch?

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