Peter Flynn wrote:
Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
Peter Flynn pisze:
But none of those files have any information about where the request
has come from (eg IP address), which makes them virtually useless.
AFAIR, they should contain information you need.
Nope. There is no trace of IP addresses anywhere in the Cocoon or Tomcat
logs. Unless this is a configuration issue which I have missed, there
seems to be a major deficiency in the logging.
Since you're using Tomcat you can configure it to create an access log;
see http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/config/valve.html for
details. I imagine the reason it is not configured to create one out of
the box is that usually Tomcat is behind an Apache reverse proxy which
does the logging, so it would be redundant to do it in both places.
Nevertheless, you should always use httpd configured as proxy for this
purpose.
As I explained in the original post, I will be doing this on the
production machine once development is finished.
///Peter
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