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Subject: Re: Apache log files
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> While we're on the subject of log files...
> 
> Has anyone wrote or hacked Apache to use the syslog facility? We're in the
> process of putting up 3 web servers behind a Foundry ServerIron box that

You can set the apache log to "| logger (options)"  and logger will send
it syslog.  You might need to alter the log format to specify the web
server name being hit, as well as parse it on the syslog host back to
"common" format.




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