General logfile in apache 1.3.24

[Nick De Decker <ni...@i-vision.be>]

Hello,

How can i specify a general logfile that logs every request on the server,
for all virtualhosts.  However i still need separate logfiles for each
virtualhost too.
I want to use a pipe instead of a traditional logfile, so the problem is
that when i specify 2 logfiles in the vhost (the general pipe and the
standard logfile) that it starts a separate proces for every virtualhost.

Regards,
Nick




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Re: General logfile in apache 1.3.24

[Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>]

Nick De Decker wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> How can i specify a general logfile that logs every request on the server,
> for all virtualhosts.  However i still need separate logfiles for each
> virtualhost too.
> I want to use a pipe instead of a traditional logfile, so the problem is
> that when i specify 2 logfiles in the vhost (the general pipe and the
> standard logfile) that it starts a separate proces for every virtualhost.

Hmmm... If you are using piped logs anyway, then I would definitely 
recommend have just *one* piped log and having the pipe program split it 
into virtual hosts and copy it to your central logfile.  (You will, of 
course, need to have virtual host info in your log format.)

That should be by far the most efficient and simplest way to go.

Joshua.


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