On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, Erik Abele wrote: > Hmm, yeah, but this won't help with the problem Cliff is facing, I > guess: he is probably logged into apache.org and wants to debug a > script he's developing right now, so (pre-)enabling it in the server > config makes no sense. It'd be really nice to have the possibility to > enable script/rewrite logging 'on the fly' without any changes to the > config, besides a AllowOverride option (and with the downside of > opening/closing the logfile per request).
Exactly right. Well, *I* had the ability to fix it on apache.org since I've got root access now, but it just occurred to me that it was probably a feature somebody somewhere had probably wanted. > Or do you possibly think about something similar to the following: > > ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ ... > <Location /cgi-bin/debug> > ScriptLog ... > ScriptLogBuffer ... > </Location> Well, maybe, but this doesn't help if a user's cgi-bins are in their own directory and they don't have write access to the main /cgi-bin. Not that I don't think the above would be useful in general. :) --Cliff
