On 02/07/2013 12:26 PM, Reindl Harald wrote: > ErrorLog "/var/log/apache_error.log" > LogLevel info > > https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=35768 > > what is here "fixed in 2.4.1"? > httpd-2.4.3 does not log 404 errors in ErrorLog > > imagine admins like me with some hundret vhosts and all > of the systems and templates are developed inside the > own company - fine with httpd-2.4 you have to grab in > each access-log to see typos - that is impossible > > the "opening for a denial of service attack on the disk > space of the server" is simply borked because the same > would affect CustomLog and if you do not want 404 in > the ErrorLog use a higher LogLevel > > additionally if your server allows a DOS to the disk > space from single client-IPs you should consider > learning to use rate-controls in front of the httpd >
A 404 is an "error" related to the content of the site and shouldn't really be logged in the error log at all no matter the log-level. The error log should only contain messages relating to httpd and its health. Content related error are already logged in the access logs. Regards, Dennis
