Set your Error Document directive: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#errordocument ErrorDocument 404 /place/mailer.php ErrorDocument 406 /place/mailer.php ErrorDocument 500 /place/mailer.php ErrorDocument 501 /place/mailer.phpIn mailer.php, or whatever scripting language you chose to use, you will have code that sends an email. I would be careful, this can get a little out of hand, and you will get a lot of emails.
I may be inclined to do something like this: (pseudo code)
no_mail_arr = array('google', 'bing', etc etc etc)
if (user_agent not in array)
$message = the headers + the page name + the url + the agent + referrer
mail(someone@xxxxxxxxxxx 'error on page $page', $message)
end if
In reality, I think it would be better to just set up a custom logging
directive, and log any http you desire, to a special log, with all the
data you need. Run that log through any good stats software, and you
will be much better off.
-- Scott * If you contact me off list replace talklists@ with scott@ * On Oct 18, 2009, at 1:28 PM, MadTh wrote:
Please advise on how can we monitor HTTP Error Codes on a web server and then send an email alert upon errors.The HTTP Error Codes we need alerts on are 404,406,500 and 501 errorsWe do not want to monitor it for a particular site, but serverwide. So we need to find some way to pull the details from apache error log ( /etc/httpd/logs/error_log
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