yeah, that is the mapped issue. you may find out one of the following two ways for your needs: 1, make use of the DNS system instead of the ip address in remap.config:
map http://test.test.com/ http://origin.test.com/ and setup your dns to resolve origin.test.com to your ip address, then you may use the ServerHosts directives in logs_xml.config file. 2, write your own LogFilters instead of ‘ServerHosts’ directive. using the ‘cquuh’ to get the origin client query host. btw, ServerHosts is a quick LogFilters on the mapped hostname. FYI - Yongming Zhao 赵永明 在 2014年4月11日，下午1:21，HarJin Park <[email protected]> 写道： > Hello Zhao > > My remap.config is below. > > map http://test.test.com/ http://192.168.10.100/ > reverse_map http://192.168.10.100/ http://test.test.com/ > map http://abc.abc.com/ http://192.168.10.200/ > reverse_map http://192.168.10.200/ http://abc.abc.com/ > > > I'd like to separate logging abc.com and test.com > > Thanks. > > > > 2014-04-11 12:09 GMT+09:00 Yongming Zhao <[email protected]>: > what is in your remap if you running a reversed proxy? the logging is based > on the remapped URI, that is the server name after remap. > > is that the problem? > > thanks > > - Yongming Zhao 赵永明 > > 在 2014年4月10日，下午4:55，HarJin Park <[email protected]> 写道： > >> Hi >> I'm using 4.2.0 TS, my config file is below. >> >> <LogFormat> >> <Name = "cachelog"/> >> .... >> </LogFormat> >> >> <LogFilter> >> <Name = "ERROR_UNKNOWN"/> >> <Condition = "crc MATCH 90"/> >> <Action = "REJECT"/> >> </LogFilter> >> >> <LogObject> >> <Format = "cachelog"/> >> <Filename = "test"/> >> <Protocols = "http"/> >> <ServerHosts = "test.test.com"/> >> </LogObject> >> >> There is no log file even I did using curl 'http://test.test.com'. >> If I remove 'SeverHosts' tag, it is work well. >> >> I don't know why it's not work, plz give me some examples. >> >> Thanks. >> > >
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