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Apache question.

Platypus

Platypus

Lifer
Can someone explain if this is possible. I run apache on my BSD box and I want to be able to log IPs of people who visit my site. Can someone tell me if this is possible, and/or how to do it?
 
I am sure there is a config for it in the config file. Ill have to look later (looking up like 459023 for people 😛).
 


<< Thanks, would you be able to PM me, or perhaps talk on Gaim or something about how to configure this? >>



Im no expert, but if I am going to figure out how to do it and tell you Ill post it here so that everyone that reads the thread can find out. Just nicer that way 😉

You did check your logs to make sure you arent already doing this right?
 
Check the LogLevel setting in your httpd.conf file. Maybe setting it to info would help. Mine is set at warn by default.
 
Also, I just checked my access_log, and I have plenty of ips getting the normal things (index.html type of stuff). So it may already be doing it, you just may not be looking in the right spot 😉
 
I got loads of IP addresses sitting in /var/log/apache/access_log... most of them from
unpatched IIS boxes. 🙂
 
I got loads of IP addresses sitting in /var/log/apache/access_log... most of them from
unpatched IIS boxes

ditto. hey all you iis people, patch your fvcking servers!
 
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