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Thanks for the help.<br>
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I know about the substring function but I'm at a loss as to where to
put this string...<br>
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I cannot find any suitable interface within which to plug it in... the
mod_log_sql program writes directly to the mysql database so where do I
insert this code?<br>
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Is there a filter function in phpmyadmin that I cannot find?<br>
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Sorry for my newbie question but I'm confounded here.<br>
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Another issue I'm having is that although if I tail -f
/var/log/apache2/other_vhosts_access.log I can see the requests coming
in for requests for the same file, but mod_log_mysql is only logging
the first occurrence of the log, not subsequent hits and I need all
hits to be logged even if the request is for the same file.<br>
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As I stated in my previous post, the scenario is very simple. All file
requests are always going to look like this:<br>
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<pre wrap="">098sdafmasf90q89234rjqwe.jpg
with the string before the .jpg being the only thing that changes.
I've setup the sites-available to only log this:
LogSQLRequestAccept .jpg
which indeed is working, but only the first request shows up, not subsequent hits although tailing other_vhosts_access.log indeed shows the subsequent hits coming in.
Thanks for your assistance.
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Edward Rudd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The simplest is to use SQL to remove the first character from the
field when selecting
SELECT SUBSTRING(request_uri,2) as request_uri FROM myloggingtable
On Feb 16, 2009, at 4:25 PM, jeffs wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have mysql logging working perfectly. I only need to either:
a) use some mysql command to remove the forward slash from uri that is
being input into the uri_request field, or
b) stop the forward slash from being recorded in the mysql database in
the first place.
Either way, I need to not have the forward slash get recorded into the
request_uri field. In this particular logging scenario I am using,
uri's will always look like:
/098sdafmasf90q89234rjqwe.jpg
as recorded by log_mysql.
I need it to look like:
098sdafmasf90q89234rjqwe.jpg
is there a way to do this?
Thank you very much
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