On Mon, 19 Nov 2001, alexis bory wrote:
> > Just a question about mod rewrite, I'm doing the same, thing Alexis, but > > have you managed to be able to point a http://toto.com (ie without the > > www) ??? > > Hi, if there is no special DNS record, there are 4 cases : I have a toto.com IN A xx.xx.xx.xx for example. I don't think I explained myself very well :-) It wasn't really a logs question. > - it points on the same dir than www.toto.com , this case makes the requests > with and without "www" to be merged all together in the per-site log. > (just adding a line in the RewriteMap). This is what I would like to happen, at the moment I get a 404. I was wondering how you make http://toto.com become www.toto.com on the fly. Ah so you have a rewritemap??, is yours a dbm or text file? Do you mind showing me where you put it in the httpd.conf? :-) Is it.. toto.com www.toto.com Cheers James > - it points on redirect page so the later request become www.toto.com, this > case generate a separate log if you create a distinct dir, up to you to > have a report on it.(if you create a distinct dir, you need to add a line > in the RewriteMap, and a dir, and a html page) If we call this new dir > toto.redi , then it will be ignored by the script and there won't be any > new separate log. > - it points on another web site. > > Look at the LogFormat directive with the {Host}i value in the begining. > That's what we check when splitting the general access.log. > > LogFormat "%{Host}i %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" > \"%{User-Agent}i\" %T %v" full > > We try to limit "special cases" as much as possible, and we host only web > sites on wich we have entire control, it helps... > > > alexis > >
