Hi,
I have a proxy/mod_rewrite server set up between an application and
our users. All of the logging is done on the the application side
which is required because of some custom information that's included
is the logs that the proxy doesn't have access to. The proxy does
have some basic features on it that allows it to block a request
before it even gets to the application, returning a 403 to the user
agent. In these cases, I would like to be able to log these, but
since the site has high traffic, I don't want to turn on combined
logging since it would generate 10G+ daily of unnecessary logs that
are already captured elsewhere. All i'm really interested in is maybe
a few hundred requests out of that entire file.
From the best I can tell, the conditional logging can only be based
on the request data, not the outcome of the rewrite rules. I hope
I'm missing something here, and there are some suggestions on how to
deal with this. Ideally, I'd like to be able to do this with a
vanilla apache/mod_rewrite/mod_proxy setup. I have some thoughts on
how to handle this if I can't solve this my 'ideal' way. One idea is
to create a 403 page in the application that handles the logging i'm
looking for, and have the proxy do an internal redirect to the
application instead of stopping it during the rewrite phase with a
"RewriteRule .* - [forbidden]"
Thanks in advance,
Brian Hirt
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