Hi,
Different logfiles are required for SSL and the non-SSL connections because
you have two different VirtualHost sections, and the logging commands are
per-VirtualHost.
I created a patch to mod_ssl which allowed one VirtualHost section to handle
both SSL and non-SSL connections. This allows you have only one logfile
(which saves on file-descriptors) and keeps you from duplicating all of the
configuration details.
I sent this to the list back on Fri 1/8/99 in a post entitled "New feature:
SSLOnlyOnPort". Last I talked to Ralf he was working on implementing
equivalent features in the main source tree. He was using the "SSLListen"
directive name. I've not been keeping up with the list, so this may have
already been added in.
- David Harris
Principal Engineer, DRH Internet Services
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Subject: one log file question
Hi all
When I want to analyze "access_log" file it generates wrong results because
non-ssl accesses are in "access_log" and ssl accesses are in
"access_log-ssl" and
"ssl_log".
Can I configure mod-ssl to log both kind of access into "access_log" ?
thanks
Martin Kuzela
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