> If your Zope auth solution can put a header in the http response,
then > you can use a custom apache logging directive to put this in your
> Apache log in place of what it thinks the username is.
I put this on the "log" method of the medusa/http_server.py file:
self.response.setHeader('remote
Josef Meile wrote:
> If your Zope auth solution can put a header in the http response,
then > you can use a custom apache logging directive to put this in your
> Apache log in place of what it thinks the username is.
I put this on the "log" method of the medusa/http_server.py file:
self.respon
I read the answer from Dieter and unfortunately I'm not authenticating
from Apache. So, I went for the approach indicated by Chris Withers
without any success:
> If your Zope auth solution can put a header in the http response,
then > you can use a custom apache logging directive to put this in
Dear list,
I've been going through the list archives looking for tips on logging
(getting sensible statistics from my log files).
At the moment I have the setup recommended by most posts, namely
multiple Apache virtual hosts that proxies requests to a single Zope
instance.
I would like to kn
