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awler writes:
We have a lot of logging going on in our applications. Logs pages, IP
info, time date, URL parameters, etc. Since many pages are being
served out of Varnish cache, they don't get logged by our
pub crawler wrote:
We have a lot of logging going on in our applications. Logs pages, IP
info, time date, URL parameters, etc. Since many pages are being
served out of Varnish cache, they don't get logged by our
application.
How is anyone else out there working around this sort of problem
Alright, up and running with Varnish successfully. Quite happy with
Varnish. Our app servers no longer are failing / overwhelmed.
Here's our new problem...
We have a lot of logging going on in our applications. Logs pages, IP
info, time date, URL parameters, etc. Since many pages are being
Varnish does keep a log if you ask it to.
On Jan 10, 2010, at 10:37 PM, pub crawler pubcrawler@gmail.com
wrote:
Alright, up and running with Varnish successfully. Quite happy with
Varnish. Our app servers no longer are failing / overwhelmed.
Here's our new problem...
We have a lot
Rich Christiansen wrote:
Hello, all!
Hi !
1) varnishncsa seems to only log the size (in bytes) of the file being
transfered. We deal a lot with large files (30MB-100MB), so many of our
file transfers are cut short. We need to be able to log exactly how
many bytes were actually transfered.
Hello, all!
First of all, thanks to everyone for making such a great product.
Varnish has performed wonderfully. It really does 'just work'.
I am having some problems regarding logging, however. Our specific app
requires detailed logging data for every transaction. Namely, we have
to
Poul-Henning Kamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dirk Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The setting is: a lot of virtual hosts running on top of Zope. We
deliver statistics generated with server logfiles.
Basically, you want NCSA format logfiles split by the value of
the Host: header ?
No, he
