On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 at 08:32:07AM +0100, Volker Grabsch wrote:
> I agree that the right solution is to:
>
> (1) log invalid request names only on 400 ("Bad Request") responses
I don't know why do you think so.
> (2) make AWstats deal with at least these log lines
>
> I'm aware that (2) is covered by #626185 and has been forwarded to
> upsteam.
No, #626185 is not about this. It's about a very specific
case of "bad request"s.
> Unforunately, it hasn't been solved by upstream for more
> than 3.5 years.
You can send a patch anytime.
> Nevertheless, I'm glad to read that at least (1) will be solved in
> Debian/Jessie, leading to log entries such as:
>
> ::1 - - [18/Jan/2015:14:43:27 +0300] "\x16\x03" 400 0 "-" "-"
>
> Any chance that this behaviour will be backported to Debian/Wheezy?
> Do you believe it is worth the effort to escalate this to the apache2
> package?
This doesn't solve your issue, so I don't see reasons to escalate one.
> I'm very sorry for this, but at the time of that writing, #706076 was
> unarchived but still closed, so I was unable to extend to that report
> (with "reportbug").
Not need to use reportbug just for writting email, you can
do this and much more with usual mail client (MUA):
https://www.debian.org/Bugs/
> > > Install Apache, using just the default configuration
> >
> > It was too hard to specify which configuration you use or should I guess?
>
> I wonder how this matches your appeal in #626185 to be polite and
> helpful.
Well, your answer was helpful, thank you. The fact (how it looks in
your answer) that you consider other people as incompetent idiots...
Well, I can live with it, no problem.
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