>how do you check that access.log is updated? >(tail -f .../logs/access.log?)
Yes. I've tested it one more time, I get this in access.log: 1086247054.100 141 12.16.191.19 TCP_MISS/200 4092 GET http://gate-x/stat/temp.zip DOWNLOAD START dummy DIRECT/12.16.191.39 application/zip 1086247073.085 19126 12.16.191.19 TCP_MISS/200 15242392 GET http://gate-x/stat/temp.zip DOWNLOAD END dummy DIRECT/12.16.191.39 application/zip How can squid download portion of temp.zip in 15242392 bytes? There is one more problem. I don't need to add DOWNLOAD START/END in access.log because I'm using access.log analyse-scripts. Can I remove this messages by simply commenting these lines in patch: #+http->al.info = "DOWNLOAD END"; #+ http->al.info = "DOWNLOAD START"; Best regards, Slivarez -----Original Message----- From: Michal Matusiak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 3:25 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: "Runtime" logging into access.log. How? hello i've tested the patch and it worked fine. how do you check that access.log is updated? (tail -f .../logs/access.log?) there is a possibility that writes to access.log are deferred i will find out what is going on there... few words about performance: there is a really small overhead (one if ) in clientWriteComplete() first time this function executes logging code (and calls accessLogLog()) but the second and subsequent just skip logging code so this should not consume much time ;) regards michal matusiak
