by Gabriele Bartolin » Wed, 21 Feb 2001 02:29:00
Does anybody know how to exclude log entries at Apache level? I
mean, I want to know if there's a way to exclude the log entry storage
in Apache directly, depending on some values of certain log fields.
My practical case is this: I want to avoid all entries coming from
an exact IP address or from a specific user-agent.
Well, thanks a lot for answering and ... have fun!
-Gabriele
by Joshua Sliv » Wed, 21 Feb 2001 05:50:37
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1. Test httpd.conf setup - using variables in httpd.conf
I'm often testing Apache httpd.conf setups using a parallel
DocumentRoots. I'd like to be able to use variables in httpd.conf file,
such that:
$dir = 'test_dir';
DocumentRoot /usr/local/web/$dir
<Directory /urs/local/web/$dir/some_dir>
And when ready to use on live data just change:
$dir = 'live_data';
or some such thing.
Any tricks for doing this?
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