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Perlbal and Logging
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| John Beppu 2007-08-08, 7:11 am |
| Does perlbal have anything like an apache access_log?
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| Mark Smith 2007-08-08, 7:11 am |
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> Does perlbal have anything like an apache access_log?
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No, but it'd be a pretty easy plugin to write if you needed that
functionality.
Assuming you're using Perlbal as a reverse proxy, the requests you care
about can be logged by your backend web servers anyway. If you really care
about logging static content or cached reproxies or other Perlbal-only
requests, you'd have to get a plugin.
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Mark Smith / xb95
smitty@gmail.com
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| I've actually written a plugin that does just this by offloading the
logs to a central machine via UDP.
We're about to deploy and fully test it, when we're done I can make it
available if you'd be interested.
Jonty
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Developer
Last.fm
On 8/8/07, Mark Smith <junior@danga.com> wrote:
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> No, but it'd be a pretty easy plugin to write if you needed that
> functionality.
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> Assuming you're using Perlbal as a reverse proxy, the requests you care
> about can be logged by your backend web servers anyway. If you really care
> about logging static content or cached reproxies or other Perlbal-only
> requests, you'd have to get a plugin.
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> --
> Mark Smith / xb95
> smitty@gmail.com
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