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From: "Jeremy R." <jeremy@novawave.net>
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2010 23:31:01 -0500
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] How to collect host specif error log and how to see
 those from web interface ?


> Actually I am interested to break the error log too with vlogger. But =
it
> seems there is no option to do that.

Works the same way as the access log. I don't know much about vlogger =
specifically, but it appears that it accepts log entries over stdin.

In your vhost config:

ErrorLog "| /path/to/vlogger -s error.log /path/to/logs"

Or something along those lines.

> Regarding error log contents, I do
> have shell access, but it would be nice to provide a web interface so
> that the developer can see the errors at least.

I don't know of one specifically, though it wouldn't be difficult to =
create such an interface (by watching log files or receiving entries =
directly as described above, and then pushing them to the user with AJAX =
or something).

Of course, having your developers do development locally (where they =
have access to the error log) and then pushing working versions to the =
production server is probably not a bad idea, and would minimize the =
amount of access they need to production logs.

--=20
Jeremy R.
Owner, NovaWave Solutions
http://www.novawave.net/


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