If you use a url-rewriting method of virtual hosting with one nsd process, is there a way to note in nslog which virtual host served the request. At this point all of the hits to my server from all virtual hosts log to one access.log file and I can't tell which virtual host they came to.
Can nslog be configured to print out the HOST or URL values from ns_conn? Regards, Shawn --- Tom Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mike, > I hear that nsvhr/nsunix now works well, but I have > never used these > modules. > I have several tcl modules (these are complete, only > needing > configuration, no programming): > http://zmbh.com/tclvhr/ > http://zmbh.com/vat/ > > also I provide an example in: > > http://zmbh.com/nsrewrite/ (see > http://zmbh.com/nsrewrite/doc/nsrewriteurl.html ) > > That is a very simple way to get fast virtual > hosting. If you want to > roll your own, I would start with nsrewrite, > although VAT has some good > ideas on setting up the config part of a vhost > server. > > --Tom Jackson
