Dan Wilga wrote: > The information contained in the access log can be quite useful in > tracking down problems. However, because the log entry is created only > after all output has been sent to the client, there is a problem I > sometimes run into: > > If the child process creating the output (like a CGI script) dies > unexpectedly with a core dump, there is no access log entry at all. > There is usually an error log entry, but that's just the stderr of the > problem, which is nowhere near as useful as the actual request info.
> Opinions? see mod_log_forensic, now in the standard distribution. --Geoff
