syslog doesn't lgo apache as far as I know. It sounds like the httpd.conf
in your chrooted environment isn't set to log referrer in the main log
file. Look into the LogFormat directives, and set it to use combined
instead of common, and restart the chrooted apache.
Hope this helps,
Scott
Terry Witherspoon writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm running htdig 3.1.5 chrooted on FreeBSD 4.0 with
> Apache 1.3.12. I'm trying to turn on logging of search
> terms. I'd like a method of grabbing the normal syslog
> messages outside the chroot cell AND logging the search
> queries in the chroot. I can syslogd to run in both
> environments only in debug mode. With syslogd running
> chrooted logging works well via the normal syslog
> facility and level. Also my apache logs contain the
> search terms. When the syslogd is running non-chrooted
> the search terms are no longer in the apache logs or
> syslogd directed file. It looks as if the -l flag to
> syslogd may somehow be able to handle logging in the
> chroot but I cannot figure it out. Thanks for any
> advice, tw
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