Hello,

I have been running Apache 2.* for many months now. The other day I decided
to read the docs. I find that I can keep from logging my own IP when I go
onsite to check out my pages. However, I have done everything the doc's say
to do and my IP still shows up in my access.log
I do not want my IP to show up as I go on site so much it quickly fills my
log files, nor do I want my images to log.

Anyone else had this problem? and what did you do to fix it?

Thank you
web_author AT metricwebs DOT com

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You may want to customize your access log by setting the LogFormat according
to Apache Manual's Apache Module mod_log_config section.
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quote:

> Hello,
>
> I have been running Apache 2.* for many months now. The other day I

decided
quote:

> to read the docs. I find that I can keep from logging my own IP when I go
> onsite to check out my pages. However, I have done everything the doc's

say
quote:

> to do and my IP still shows up in my access.log
> I do not want my IP to show up as I go on site so much it quickly fills my
> log files, nor do I want my images to log.
>
> Anyone else had this problem? and what did you do to fix it?
>
> Thank you
> web_author AT metricwebs DOT com
>
> .
>
> --
> Have I 'FLASHED' you yet? Let me make your web presence known
> with multimedia FLASH technology. Visit today, complete packages

available.
quote:

> http://www.metricwebs.com
> http://www.metricwebs.com/matchmaker
>
>

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