iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Default
None. If no EncodingType directive is set for a requested file, the server does not send a Content
Encoding line with the requested file.
Example
EncodingType x-gzip gz
ErrorLog
Syntax
ErrorLog filename
Description
You set the ErrorLog directive to the path name of the server error log file. This log file records
information about access and server errors, structuring this information in aformat commonly used
by other Web server software. For more information about this format, see “Server Log File Formats”
(page 261). For more information about recording error information in a different format, see
“ExtendedLog” (page 211).
Only one ErrorLog directive is allowed in the configuration file.
Default
None. If you do not set the ErrorLog directive, no error log file is generated.
Example
ErrorLog /usr/tandem/webserver/logs/errors
ExtendedLog
Syntax
ExtendedLog filename [-remotePort][-cookie]
Description
You set the ExtendedLog directive to the name of the extended log file. The extended log file
combines the functions of the access log file and the error log file, recording any error information
in context with information about the relevant request. It records this combined information in the
extended log format (ELF), which is extensible and easy to parse. For details about ELF, see “Server
Log File Formats” (page 261).
Only one ExtendedLog directive is allowed in the configuration file.
The ExtendedLog directive takes the following option:
—remotePort
When this option is set, REMOTE_PORT will be logged in the httpd log.
-cookie
When this option is set, cookies associated with the request, if any, are logged into the extended
log entries.
NOTE:
• To reflect the changes, you must restart the iTP Secure WebServer.
• This option is not set by default.
ErrorLog 211