On Monday, October 04, 1999 11:02 AM, Jay J [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> A search of the archive revealed things like:
>
> ... Sep 1998: "It may be worth noting that I've so far only seen this
> behavior on SSL connections"
> ... Oct 1998: "It means the client connection was broken. No cause for
> alarm. With Apache 1.3.x you won't see that message unless LogLevel is set
> to debug."
> ... May 1999: "This bug has been fixed in the CVS tree"
>
> The http://perl.apache.org/guide mentions it as well..
>
> Indeed I've got Loglevel's of debug/info .. but, should this still be
> appearing?
>
> Would it be of any interest that this request may* have been mod_rewrite'd
> (like the guide example but SSL)?
>
> I'll just turn down the logging and tell my users to quit aborting
> connections ;-)
> -Jay J
Your LogLevel is either "debug" or "info". "debug" logs everything, "info" is the next
level, which doesn't include debug messages.
The error message is logged at "debug" level, so you might want to set LogLevel Info
on your production server.
I don't think you can stop users from aborting connections, I know I can't!
--
Eric
