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by **Jonathan Badge** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 01:05:57

For debugging purposes, I would like to log the full text of requests
that my Apache server receives. However, I can't seem to figure out
how this can be done. The LogFormat directive does have a %r option,
but this is just the first line of the request -- not the whole thing.
Can anyone give me a suggestion?

Sincerely,

Jonathan Badger

by **Joshua Sliv** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 02:07:44

> For debugging purposes, I would like to log the full text of requests
> that my Apache server receives. However, I can't seem to figure out
> how this can be done. The LogFormat directive does have a %r option,
> but this is just the first line of the request -- not the whole thing.
> Can anyone give me a suggestion?

The best way to do this is simply to use a network sniffer. No point
in messing with the web server.

--
Joshua Slive

http://slive.ca/

by **Paul Rubi** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 02:27:56

> For debugging purposes, I would like to log the full text of requests
> that my Apache server receives. However, I can't seem to figure out
> how this can be done. The LogFormat directive does have a %r option,
> but this is just the first line of the request -- not the whole thing.
> Can anyone give me a suggestion?

I don't know a standard way to dump that info into the logs. I
usually either run the httpd under gdb, or else compile a server with
print statements in the request loop. As Joshua says, you can also
use a network sniffer, but if you're debugging SSL connections then
sniffing is complicated.

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How do I log the full request in Apache?

How do I log the full request in Apache?

How do I log the full request in Apache?

How do I log the full request in Apache?