Re: Apache logs

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On Aug 21, 2009, at 11:49 AM, Andrew Hole wrote:

Apache logs are written when the request is completed (when browser received the response)?


Apache access logs are written during the logging phase of the request processing, which is usually after the respone has been written to the client.

The response may not have been received by the client at this time, since Apache itself doesn't care about the actual network data transfer. It just writes to a socket descriptor, and leaves the rest up to the operating system.

S.

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