Apache error log in mod_perl

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Old 06-09-2004
jan
 
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Default Apache error log in mod_perl

I have installed Apache with mod_perl serving cgi requests. Without
modperl, Apache logged the IP addresses of the client machine in the
error.log file. Somehow after mod_perl was installed, all information
about client machine is gone.

The custom log formats as given in
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_log_config.html does not have any
effect. Any ideas on how to have the ip address logged to error log
file?
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Old 06-10-2004
Dan Wilga
 
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Default Re: Apache error log in mod_perl

In article <a9da5902.0406090823.3401c4c1@posting.google.com >,
janaki7@yahoo.com (jan) wrote:

> I have installed Apache with mod_perl serving cgi requests. Without
> modperl, Apache logged the IP addresses of the client machine in the
> error.log file. Somehow after mod_perl was installed, all information
> about client machine is gone.
>
> The custom log formats as given in
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_log_config.html does not have any
> effect. Any ideas on how to have the ip address logged to error log
> file?


Perhaps something in your mod_perl configuration is overriding your
other log format settings. Depending on the install, this might be in a
separate file that is "included" into httpd.conf.

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