>>>"David LeBlanc" said:
> Hi;
>
> Well, i've mucked with the code sufficiently to not be sure what i've got,
> so i'm starting over with a fresh install.
>
> I am starting with threads = 0 and only changed the webmaster name and the
> logfile directory in the tclhttpd.rc file. In all other respects, the
> distribution is just as it came out of the distribution .tgz file.
>
> The first thing i've noticed is that with empty log files, the first time
> one accesses the home index.html file, this is the only thing written to the
> log_<date> file:
> 216.39.170.247 - - [09/May/2000:17:05:43-0700] "GET /images/Space.gif
> HTTP/1.1" 404 - "http://ticktick:8015/" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01;
> Windows NT)" "-"
>
> (I looked and there is no space.gif file in htdocs/images.)
I've added this to the distribution - will appear in 3.0.1
>
> I believe that this 404 error is where the multi-threaded httpd was
> crunching and it would then put the error in the error log or on the error
> page that I sent to you last Brent.
No - the 3.0.0 release has some show-stopper bugs in the thread startup.
If you still have the updated thread.tcl I sent around, that should work.
I'll put out a 3.0.1 release sometime this week, I hope.
> I am curious to know why the url of the request isn't getting put into the
> log_<date> file? Isn't this info needed if one wants to do any statistics on
> what pages are being visited?
It is there - it just isn't separated out. This is a very standard log
file format.
> P.S. I would also like to request/suggest that the shutdown message be both
> in the log_<date> file and the log_error file so one can distinguish one
> httpd run from another. In fact, why put it in the log_error file at all -
> it's not really an error is it? - dhl
Again, this is the standard log file format shared with Apache.
I suppose it wouldn't hurt to put a startup message in there, but it
the standard log just has requests in it.
> P.P.S. I still have warm fuzzies for httpd, and look forward to when it's
> going to run on the tk gui multi-threaded. I want to express my sincerest
> appriciation for Brent's work. - dhl
Thanks!
-- Brent Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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