On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Doug MacEachern wrote:
> On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Matt Sergeant wrote:
>
> > While both work, they still suffer from all the extraneous info that
> > 1.3+ logging outputs: "[Date] [leve]", or for info: "[Date] [level]
> > [ip]". Rather annoying.
>
> right. the code that redirects stderr to the r->server->error_log lives
> in mod_perl.c:
>
> #ifndef PERL_TRACE
> if(r->server->error_log)
> error_log2stderr(r->server);
> #endif
Yeah I saw that and even checked the older source to see if it had changed
since 1.24_01, which it hasn't. This makes me thing its an Apache 1.3.17
thing, rather than a mod_perl thing.
> i wonder if you have PERL_TRACE on? or it isn't being called for some
> reason, or being called to early before r->server points to the
> virtualhost thats serving the request.
That sounds more likely to me...
> changing to this might shed some light:
>
> if(r->server->error_log) {
> fprintf(stderr, "hooking stderr to %s for host %s\n",
> r->server->error_fname, ap_get_server_name(r));
> error_log2stderr(r->server);
> }
Interesting - I did this and didn't get any output anywhere - not in the
logs, nor in the output when I ran httpd -X. So I removed the #ifdefs, and
got exactly the same! Something seriously fishy going on.
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