On 3/8/00 9:12 AM Stephen Turner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Jason Linhart wrote:
>>
>> The documentation hasn't been updated in a while.
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>It's certainly been updated in some respects, but obviously not in this one.
>
>> The '<' and '>' modifiers have to do with internal redirection.
>
>The docs say that %s can be treated like this, but not other letters.
>
>Have you seen this written down anywhere?
It isn't documented anywhere that I know of, but I was reading the Apache
source code and it is fairly obvious from that. It also follows from what
people are actualy using as log formats. Someone has been telling people
to use log formats that use '<' and '>' occasionaly in newsgroups so
someone is aware of the meaning. Once I found out what they meant, the
cases where people are using them started to make sense.
Take a look at Apache's ./src/modules/standard/mod_log_config.c The code
is fairly simple to follow and there aren't that many options. There is
uspport for status code conditionals, '<', and '>' and that's all I saw.
Jason
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