Re: [TCLUG:21450] Apache log problems...

["Troy A. Johnson" <john1536@tc.umn.edu>]

From a SCALUG post earlier today:

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In the httpd.conf file there is an option for HostNameLookups which is
usually set to off. You set this to on, after considering the warning
that
it can slow things down. Then, check the string specifying the
access_log
format (I believe its in srm.conf) to make sure that this will be
logged.

Dale Hites
President
Assessment Research, Inc.
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HTH,
Troy

mjn wrote:
> 
> In the access_logs for Apache none of the hosts are showing up as their
> DNS entries.  All I get for every is an IP address.  Which, while not a
> terrible thing, makes trying to use analog very difficult...
> 
> Any ideas why they wouldn't be resolving?
> 
> Nothing is out of the scope of stupidity, any suggestions are welcome.
> 
> Thanks
> 
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