Hi Rajesh, The access logs are written in the NCSA combined log format; I'm not sure what log viewer you're using, but it's doing some parsing of that file, and it's not clear how the columns map from the log file format to the columns you're mentioning. You might need to configure your log viewer to handle that format better.
Re: the 401s, the REST server uses digest authentication by default, which does an authentication "handshake" before accepting the request. So you should expect to see in the access log first an authentication challenge then the response. To see what I mean, you can run a curl request with the -i flag on for verbose output, and you'll see both a 401 then the final response (typically 201 or 204). --Colleen ________________________________ From: [email protected] [[email protected]] on behalf of Rajesh Kumar [[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 25, 2013 4:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] PUT method in RESTFUL service giving 401 response Hi, We are trying to migrate data from one environment into another, while doing so we are receiving 401 responses some times. Query: xdmp:http-put("http://remoreserver_rest_service:9000//v1/documents?uri=/test.xml";, <options xmlns="xdmp:http"> <authentication method="digest"> <username>{$userName}</username> <password>{$password}</password> </authentication> <data>{xdmp:quote("<testing/>")}</data> <headers> <content-type>application/xml</content-type> </headers> </options> ) Access LOG: Source IP User Date Time Column 5 Request Response2 Column8 Column10 localhost 25/10/13 01:12:43 400 PUT /v1/documents?uri=/test.xml HTTP/1.1 401 211 Can you let me know what does column 5,8 and 10 specify? Thanks & Regards, Rajesh
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