On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Lyle Brooks wrote: > One motivation I have is for these virus attacks, I'd like to send out > a 403 - Forbidden right at the beginning (say, when someone asks for > default.ida) and then I'd like to have the option of not logging it to > keep it from growing my logs and distorting my log reports. > > Is there anyway to selectively tell a request not to even log this? > Disable the log handler for the current request, maybe? Try something like this in your httpd.conf: SetEnvIf Request_URI "/default.ida" dontlog LogFormat "%h %V %u %{%D %T}t %>s %m %U%q" common CustomLog /home/nick/logs/httpd_log common env=!dontlog - nick
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