I am trying to analyze some standard Apache log files generated on a Linux
system.
For some reason, some of the request URL's contain an embedded carriage
return.
They cause a C: message from analog when configured for DEBUG ON.
Here is a hex dump of one such line, note the \r after macros
0: 37343930-3a36362e-3130382e-3136312e-32343720 7490:66.108.161.247
14: 2d202d20-5b31362f-4170722f-32303032-3a31353a - - [16/Apr/2002:15:
28: 30393a30-33202d30-3530305d-20224745-54202f64 09:03 -0500] "GET /d
3c: 6f776e6c-6f616473-2f736173-2f6d6163-726f73 d ownloads/sas/macros.
^^ ^
50: 20485454-502f312e-30222033-30312032-35302022 HTTP/1.0" 301 250 "
64: 2d222022-4d6f7a69-6c6c612f-332e3020-28636f6d -" "Mozilla/3.0 (com
78: 70617469-626c6529-22 a patible)".
Is there a setting I have not yet found that will
- strip problem characters
or
- remove specified characters
or
- transform each log file input line according to some regexp
?
Is there some in Apache configuration setting that would prevent such log
entries from being made ?
TIA
Rich DeVenezia
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