Can you log specific cookies with Apache %{cookie}i log format?

Can you log specific cookies with Apache %{cookie}i log format?

Post by Robert Knobbe » Thu, 18 Nov 1999 04:00:00



Hi

Just wanted to know if it is possible to limit the returned \"%{cookie}i \"
string in our custom logfile to only show the "Apache=" cookie rather than
all the cookies set for the current servers domain. We are comparing the
\"%{set-cookie}o\" server response to the browser set-cookie request to
identify browsers who have turned off cookies. Logging other cookies not set
directly by Apache seems a waste of disk space. Is there an alternative
other than fiddling with the mod_log_config code?

Any clues much appreciated.

Rob.

 
 
 

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