accessing log files
hi y'all
can someone tell me how to access my server's log files?
I'm an advanced beginner but I've always used tracking ware
to do it for me.......I'd like to know how to do it for
myself...........
cause I'm funny that way
kf
hi y'all
can someone tell me how to access my server's log files?
I'm an advanced beginner but I've always used tracking ware
to do it for me.......I'd like to know how to do it for
myself...........
cause I'm funny that way
kf
mairving posted this at 22:30 — 3rd September 2001.
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Is this a web server? If so what kind of server, ie Apache or IIs?
kearsefreak posted this at 22:35 — 3rd September 2001.
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it's an apache running linux
mairving posted this at 23:00 — 3rd September 2001.
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KearseFreak from Nashville, I wonder where that name came from. No doubt a Titans fan. They should have a good team this year if everyone stays healthy.
The log files in Apache could be anywhere. Look in .../apache_directory/conf/httpd.conf . The location of your log files will be specified via entries called
Error Log & TransferLog. If you are using VirtualHost in Apache, you can also have a different location for your log file.
The default location is .../apache_directory/logs/. You should have an error log and an access log.
Mark Irving
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kearsefreak posted this at 23:04 — 3rd September 2001.
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yes I would be a Titans fan. Everyone seems to think they will make it to the AFC Title Game but I dunno. George hasn't played much this pre-season and McNair isn't looking all that great......but we'll see.......good to meet ya.....
are you an NBA fan? stoked about the Grizzlies?
i will take your advice and checkit out
i'll keep you posted
kf
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Keegan posted this at 23:37 — 3rd September 2001.
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You can also grep them into your public directory through telnet
mairving posted this at 01:01 — 4th September 2001.
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Yeah, the Grizzlies ought to be fun.
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