[EMAIL PROTECTED] Questions regarding logging

[Fought, Richard]

I added %D to my log files and I have some pages that are taking quite a
long time to serve up (on the order of seconds).  Two questions:

1. What exactly are the start and stop points that Apache uses when
computing the time to serve up the page (%D)?  I assume they are at the
interface between Apache and the OS networking stack.

2. In the logs, is the request timestamp from the beginning or the end
of the request?

Thanks,
Rich

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RE: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AccessLog isn't logging

[Fought, Richard]

 
 I don't know why my access_log file is always 0 bytes size. 
 I've searched all among httpd.conf but can't find where's the problem.
 

Do you have CustomLog directives defined in any virtual hosts?  I
believe that would cause the behavior you are seeing.

See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/logs.html#virtualhost

Rich 

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