Im running a red hat linux 9, apache 2.0.54 system
setup with mod_security (mod_security Im new to).
I have several programs that log to the error_log
file.  C++ and php primarily.

I noticed that if I use <iostream> and cerr to
print to stderr, the log file gets the output
with 1 char per line for example 'test this'
would come out as:

t
e
s
t

t
h
i
s

(along with the other logging information.  Sorry Im not on
my linux box here to cut and paste the example).

When i switch to fprintf(stderr,"test this\n");

It comes out the way I expect it to:

test this

Anyone understand what this behavior is and how to fix it
so I can use <iostream> cerr properly?

Thanks in advance,
Jeff

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Forgot to mention one other thing, in both
fprintf and cerr cases, all my tab chars show
up as \t in the error_log.  They used to tab over 8 spaces, now they
just print \t

This goes for fprintf(stderr,"\t Hello"); or
when I hit the tab key within the quote marks.

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