I figured out what was going on. I knew it would be something simple
(embarrassingly simple too).
We run apache split across 2 servers so I have the error document path in
the httpd.conf as a full URL, i.e. http://www.etc...
This is what was causing it to lose all the Redirect info. When I use a
relative address for the error document it works like you would expect. I
would have expected that the HTTP_REFERER would be set when using the full
http url but its not...thems the breaks!!
Thanks for your help David and Yasuo. Maybe this will all help someone else
in the future too.
Paul
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> Hello,
>
> This is my first post to the group so go easy on me.
>
> I am using apache httpd.conf file to redirect 404 errors to a page which
> basically displays and error message, amongst other things. It all works
> fine but...
>
> I want to be able to find out what the document that they attempted to
> access was named, so I can display and log the value to a special log that
I
> am using for othger purposes.
>
> Should the 'not found' url be in $REDIRECT_ERROR_NOTES ???
>
> This value doesn't seem to be set. And its not in any of the HTTP_ENV_VARS
> or HTTP_SERVER_VARS.
>
> I know the answer will be something simple but I cant seem to find much
help
> anywhere. Any help or push in the direction of a useful web page would be
> nice.
>
> Paul
>
>
>
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