Sebastian Wenzky wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
In my webapps/ROOT there's a logs directory, but none of the logs
contain any information about who has visited the site.
How do I turn on access logging? Or is it already on but hidden
somewhere I don't know about? This is an experimental site, so it's
running as root.
When I switch it over to run proxy to port 80 httpd, will the regular
access_log provide the data, or can Cocoon continue to be made to log
its own stuff?
///Peter
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Go into your personally webroot context of cocoon (webapps). Then you
have to go to the WEB-INF/logs folder and within this folder you find
all logs belongs to your cocoon application as well as your access log
for your site.
But none of those files have any information about where the request has
come from (eg IP address), which makes them virtually useless.
///Peter
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