ignoring localhost access?

colin bashed at the keyboard and said :

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>>
>> Hi Colin
>>
>> SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "192.168.1.1" nolog
>>
>> Cut 'n' Paste the above line
>
> Hi, I pasted the line into my apache.conf as you suggested but I'm
> still seeing accesses from 192.168.1.1 in the access.log file. Is
> there anything else I should enable?

Sorry Colin, I've just learnt this one aswell so cant really add anything
else..... :-(
Hopefully somebody else will come along and help.

I have the entry in the "Gloabal Parameters" Section and aslo in the
individiual virtual host entries.

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|
| colin bashed at the keyboard and said :
|
| <snip>
| >>
| >> Hi Colin
| >>
| >> SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "192.168.1.1" nolog
| >>
| >> Cut 'n' Paste the above line
| >
| > Hi, I pasted the line into my apache.conf as you suggested but I'm
| > still seeing accesses from 192.168.1.1 in the access.log file. Is
| > there anything else I should enable?
|
| Sorry Colin, I've just learnt this one aswell so cant really add anything
| else..... :-(
| Hopefully somebody else will come along and help.
|
| I have the entry in the "Gloabal Parameters" Section and aslo in the
| individiual virtual host entries.

yea, that's where I have it too. It still doesn't work though. I think
I'll just give up and edit the .log file by hand every few days.

colin <colin#@#j0o.com> wrote:
> I'll just give up and edit the .log file by hand every few days.

grep -v is your friend.
Davide

On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 16:07:36 GMT, colin wrote:
> Does anyone know how to stop apache from logging access from the computer on
> which it's hosted (localhost)?

I use a portable solution to this problem by adding a beta canonic name to
all our servers. People who work on the servers, wherever the peiople and
wherever the servers are, use http://beta.domain.tld. The log for the beta
subdomain is disabled but it servers the identical pages.

Might even be more Apache friendly as a solution.