Manoj Singh wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for confusion created. Actually I am using PHP as a server side
language to receive the uploaded files. As I am using apache as a web
server and I know that apache is maintaining access and error logs for
the server. similarly I want to know that whether the apache is
maintaining the logs regrading files uploaded.
Please suggest.
Regards,
Manoj
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 8:04 PM, André Warnier <[email protected]
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Manoj Singh wrote:
Hi Devraj,
Actually i mean by files uploaded through the client side by any
browser? I
have the web site through which I am providing the facility to
upload the
files.
And how exactly are you doing this ?
Now I want to check out how many files were uploaded and details
through apache web server logs. Please advice me how to do this.
Apart from DAV, Apache does not provide a method to upload files.
DAV (mod_dav) will log any file upload (look for PUT requests).
If you do it via some other method, then your method is the one that
should log the uploads.
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Manoj,
No, those are not logged from apache directly. Perhaps you could ask the
php mailing lists to see if those can be logged.
Alternately, POST data can be examined with mod_logio.
Frank
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