http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_log_config.html#formats
I *think* %f does what you want. Not sure when it was introduced. If you need newer httpd on RHEL6, look at the "IUS" repositories run by Rackspace. -Adam
On 16-03-31 06:06 PM, Trevor Cordes wrote:
Does anyone know if you can make apache log the full path to a hit (i.e. script run or jpg served up). It logs the basedir-relative path by default it seems:
52.10.199.91 - - [31/Mar/2016:18:02:16 -0500] "GET /index.phtml HTTP/1.1" 200 9024 "http://72.3.247.85:80" "Go-http-client/1.1"
Instead of /index.phtml I'd like to see:
/var/www/html/app1/index.phtml
One might say, ah, but you know where index.phtml lives, so just use find or something. In this case it doesn't help me because I serve up 1 of about 5 different index.phtml depending on whether the hit is https, "dev", "live", "demo" (hostname, vhosts, etc).
I don't want to use separate log files, as I'd have a ton of them, and eyeballing them all for discrepancies would be a pain.
Also, I think the "GET /index.phtml" doesn't even have to represent a file, I think that's just the raw URI. I do use mod_rewrite a lot in some parts and it would be nice to have it log the final file it decides to serve up, not just the URI that might get hacked and mangled.
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