> But of course this `log' is nearly useless. And is > beyond useless for > anything to do with connection errors like misfiring > cgi or whatever.
That's because that's not Apache's log, that's SMF's log as relates to its duties starting/stopping Apache. > Why are the usefull logs not listed there? Because there's no way for SMF to know how or what or where a given application is logging. It'd be like looking for CGI errors in init.log or kernel.log. > And what is a surefire way > to find useful logs on opensolaris? svcs -l will list the logs managed by SMF. Anything that uses the system log will be listed in /etc/syslog.conf. If you want something specific to an application - like Apache - you need to look at the application's own configuration files. In Apache's case, you'll find those in /etc/apache on OpenSolaris, or /etc/apache2 on Solaris. Really, Linux works in exactly the same way. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
