[users@httpd] Global and virtual host log configuration

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Just bumping this because I've yet to find a satisfactory solution.

If no solution exists, is this worth forwarding to the devs?


Thanks!

Tez

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Terry Burton <tez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mar 24, 2006 11:40 AM
Subject: Global and virtual host log configuration
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Hi,

I am running hundreds of virtual hosts on httpd server and each
virtual host successfully writes its own access log file to an
appropriate place.

In addition to these virtual host logs, I would also like to generate
a global access log to a pipe (for logging to MySQL). Adding an
additional CustomLog directive to each virtual host launches a logger
program (attached to the pipe) for _each_virtual host_ which is
unacceptable.

In a typical configuration httpd overrides the main CustomLog settings
with those found in virtual hosts. What I need is a way to specify the
main CustomLog such that it is not overridden, but rather
complemented, by further CustomLog directives in the virtual hosts.
This way I have a _single_pipe_logger_ capturing everything, as well
as the usual virtual host log files.

Hope you can help.


Thanks,

Tez

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