Re: Tomcat access log question

MAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Tomcat access log question > > I am actually not permitted to store any of these > confidential information any where including ( the > access logs ). Due to the rather specialized nature of your requirements, your best bet may well be to use your own

Re: Tomcat access log question

gt; From: John Hui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Tomcat access log question > > I am actually not permitted to store any of these > confidential information any where including ( the > access logs ). Due to the rather specialized nature of your requirements, your best be

RE: Tomcat access log question

> From: John Hui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Tomcat access log question > > I am actually not permitted to store any of these > confidential information any where including ( the > access logs ). Due to the rather specialized nature of your requirements, your be

Re: Tomcat access log question

Thanks for the response Jacob. I think I should be more clear about my use case. I am actually not permitted to store any of these confidential information any where including ( the access logs ). That's why I want to encrypt these information. I can remove the entire query string from being l

Re: Tomcat access log question

John Hui wrote: I currently have Tomcat access log enable which will log all the query that hits my web server. Some of the information is "confidential". So is there a mechanism that I can use to add a interceptor or filter to "encrypt" those information before it gets log into the access l

Tomcat access log question

I currently have Tomcat access log enable which will log all the query that hits my web server. Some of the information is "confidential". So is there a mechanism that I can use to add a interceptor or filter to "encrypt" those information before it gets log into the access log? Any suggestion

Re: Access Log Question

Scott Purcell wrote: > When configuring my Tomcat 5.5, I have added a "context" element to my > server.xml for a certain site. Within that tag, I added logging for an > access log. > > The access log rolls each day and shows the IP from user and the page, > image, link he is accessing along with a

Access Log Question

Hello, When configuring my Tomcat 5.5, I have added a "context" element to my server.xml for a certain site. Within that tag, I added logging for an access log. The access log rolls each day and shows the IP from user and the page, image, link he is accessing along with a http status code.