[users@httpd] expanding info shows by mod_status

[Bennett Haselton <be...@peacefire.org>]

I'm using mod_status with ExtendedStatus On to see real-time request 
info, but I want to expand the output in two ways:

1) I want to see the HTTP Host: header that was sent with the request, and
2) I want to see all bytes of the first line of the request, not just 
the first 63 characters, which is what the current output is 
truncated to.  (If not all bytes, then, a much higher limit like 1024 
bytes.)

I can't see anything at 
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.1/mod/mod_status.html describing how 
to expand the output in this way.  If there's no way to do it by 
simply changing some configuration options, then what is the least 
painful way to get there from here?  I was planning on hiring someone 
off of VWorker.com to modify the code if necessary (along with 
step-by-step instructions on how to replace the re-compiled code) to 
display the HTTP Host: header and the full first line of the 
request.  Is there an easier way?

	-Bennett


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