[Xitami] Log file: Custom-defined format

B. Solomon xitami@lists.xitami.org
Thu, 12 Dec 2002 13:43:47 -0600


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Xitami 2.4d9 on Windows 95 OSR2.  This is a 2nd and fresh installation, for 
testing this specific bug.
2.5b4 is too instable for me to use (crashes often).

This is what is in my defaults.cfg:

#*END
[Accesslog]
     Format=$(client), $(user), $(mon)/$(day)/$(year), $(file)

[Errorlog]
     Format=$(client), $(user), $(mon)/$(day)/$(year), $(file)

[Security]
     Filename=defaults.aut

[Server]
     Webpages=d:\zerion


When I hit several pages, and look in the access log, this is what I see:
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,
, , //,


Did I do something wrong? or is this a bug?  All other formats other than 
Custom-format work properly.

Benjamin Solomon
wire@austin.rr.com

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<font size=3><br>
Xitami 2.4d9 on Windows 95 OSR2.&nbsp; This is a 2nd and fresh
installation, for testing this specific bug.<br>
2.5b4 is too instable for me to use (crashes often).<br><br>
This is what is in my defaults.cfg:<br><br>
#*END<br>
[Accesslog]<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Format=$(client), $(user), $(mon)/$(day)/$(year),
$(file)<br><br>
[Errorlog]<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Format=$(client), $(user), $(mon)/$(day)/$(year),
$(file)<br><br>
[Security]<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Filename=defaults.aut<br><br>
[Server]<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Webpages=d:\zerion<br><br>
<br>
When I hit several pages, and look in the access log, this is what I
see:<br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br>
, , //, <br><br>
<br>
Did I do something wrong? or is this a bug?&nbsp; All other formats other
than Custom-format work properly.<br><br>
Benjamin Solomon<br>
wire@austin.rr.com</font></html>


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