Jacek Prucia wrote: > I've recently bumped into some wacky kind of problem with Apache > 1.3.x that might require writting a patch. If I have mod_proxy > enabled then all requests (proxy & non proxy) are logged to > coresponding CustomLog/TransferLog file (with selected format). On > a busy server this can make access logs consume quite a lot of disk > space. Looks like there's no way to split proxy logs from access > logs or even discard them at all. This could be solved by doing either:
Are you trying to run a forward proxy and a webserver at the same time?
If so, why not use different customlogs within virtual hosts to split
out the webserver logs from the proxy logs? (instead of trying to split
the proxy logs from the webserver logs).
The proxy logs just go in the default logfile, while the webserver logs
can go into separate logfiles - no patching required.
Regards,
Graham
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