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Apache Logging - pre-request or post-request?
Using apache 1.3.24 here.
When is an entry committed to the access log (using CustomLog)?
1. After the request headers have been received, before the request is
fulfilled;
2. After the request has been fulfilled
I suspect #2, since the number of bytes transferred is logged. That
being the case, is there a way to log the request time, as soon as the
request is received? In other words, #1?
Thanks,
Josh
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Re: Apache Logging - pre-request or post-request?
Posted by Josh Wyatt <Jo...@hcssystems.com>.
Joshua Slive wrote:
> Yes, #2 is correct. I don't know of any way to log the request time, but
> you can log the time that it takes to serve the request and use this with
> the log time to get the request time. Unfortunately, Apache 1.3 offers
> only second-resolution using the %T logformat option, which is not very
> useful for small requests. Apache 2.0 offers microsecond-resolution using
> %D. See:
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_log_config.html
>
> Joshua.
Once again, you are the man.
thanks,
josh
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Re: Apache Logging - pre-request or post-request?
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Josh Wyatt wrote:
> Using apache 1.3.24 here.
>
> When is an entry committed to the access log (using CustomLog)?
> 1. After the request headers have been received, before the request is
> fulfilled;
> 2. After the request has been fulfilled
>
> I suspect #2, since the number of bytes transferred is logged. That
> being the case, is there a way to log the request time, as soon as the
> request is received? In other words, #1?
>
Yes, #2 is correct. I don't know of any way to log the request time, but
you can log the time that it takes to serve the request and use this with
the log time to get the request time. Unfortunately, Apache 1.3 offers
only second-resolution using the %T logformat option, which is not very
useful for small requests. Apache 2.0 offers microsecond-resolution using
%D. See:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_log_config.html
Joshua.
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