We have had some problems recently with our logs (incorrect dates and times, for example). After I got Jason's message and reviewed the page that he cited, I repeated the experiment and received different results than I did earlier. This time, the pointer was logged. I believe that Jason's viewpoint is correct.
-- Duke
Jason Linhart wrote:
On 10/26/04 2:03 PM Duke Hillard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
In my case, the served file is logged, not the pointer.
Obviously, your experience is different. I can guess
that a difference in versions might be the explanation.
As I recall, I'm using 2.0.49.
It doesn't depend on the version of Apache, it depends on how you have your log format configured. The default and most commonly used log format configurations log the request as made to the server. It is possible to reconfigure the log format Apache uses to log the actual file served, though this is not commonly done. See <http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_log_config.html> for more information.
Jason
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