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Subject: Extending CouchCB
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Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 10:35:24 +0000
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Hi, I want to be able to "log/ signal" when a client request a GET db/_chan=
ges request and when it performs requests on _local /_revs_diff /_bulk_docs=
 etc. I want to simply apply a specific logic on the requests that clients =
might be doing and log only the ones that I want to a specific file. So, I =
need to analyze the http request content in order to detect what's the requ=
est for and only then decide if I want to log it or not. But I don't want t=
o replace the normal couchdb behaviour and I don't want my couchdb clients =
to execute any other requests to other proxy url, etc

I've been studying the external process subject but I was not able to under=
stand if this is the best choice for me.

How would you implement this kind of stuff?
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