On 4/17/07, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However, I run into records where %b is exactly the file size,
while %X is X, and %O is much
lower than %b.
As I rely upon %b to count file downloads, this seems very
disturbing. :( Do I miss something here?
I don't understand your confusion. If the response is aborted, it is
natural that the actual number of bytes sent to the client (%O) is
smaller than the size of the resource the server attempted to send
(%b). In reality, %b is not a reliable measure of anything except
exactly what it is defined as: the number of bytes the server is
*attempting* to send. If you want to count traffic, you need to use
%O.
Apache version 2.0.49 on Centos Linux. Below is a sample line
from log.
Quite an old version. There may be any number of bugs also affecting this.
Joshua.
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