Joshua Slive wrote:
On Nov 11, 2007 12:21 PM, Alex Dean <alex@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Can anyone help with this? alex@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:Two questions about logging: 1. Can I log whether or not the current request was operated on by mod_php? I want to determine what % of my requests are PHP. I've tried to determine this based on filename, but with ForceType and other configuration directives, it's possible for a file to be parsed as PHP even if it doesn't have the .php file extension. I saw the log formatter "%...{Foobar}n The contents of note Foobar from another module.", and that sounds promising, but I'm really not sure what it means, or what value I might use for {Foobar}. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_log_config.html#formatsI believe php adds a special http response header to its requests (X-Powered-By: php or something like that). You can log that.
That's exactly what I needed. Thanks!
2. Can I log the actual file that was served, even for directory indexes? I've tried the '%f' log format, and for http://site.com requests, I get a log of '/var/www/site.com/htdocs/'. If the directory index file was 'index.html', I'd like '/var/www/site.com/htdocs/index.html' to get into the log somehow.I don't believe that is possible. There are many ways that a request can get mapped to a file, so there is no way for apache to determine definitively what has happened. You can take a look at the different available environment variables (using a printenv cgi script) and try turning RewriteEnging On, which sets a few extra variables.
But one way or another Apache has to actually read a file off the disk (or cache) and send it to the client. Apache doesn't expose that through logging directives?
It's exactly because there are so many ways that a file can be accessed (DirectoryIndex, Rewrite rules, etc) that I'm looking for a better answer than just the URL that was requested.
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