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<h1> Enable the Common-log audit file </h1>
Use this option to enable the common-log, browser, and referer audit files.
<p>
<FORM ACTION="/srefconf" METHOD="GET">
<input type="hidden" name="SET" value="WRITE_LOGS">
Enable the common-log audit file (and the referer and browser log files):
<menu>
<LI>
<INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="yesno" VALUE="1" $isyes ><STRONG>Yes</STRONG>:
Record all requests in the common-log audit file
<LI><INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="yesno" VALUE="0" $isno ><STRONG>NO</STRONG>:
Do <b>not</b> record requests in the common-log audit file.
</menu>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Update this Parameter">
</FORM>
$cancel
<hr>
<h2>Notes </h2>
<em>Common-log</em> audit files are something of a WWW standard. When enabled,
each request will be recorded in the common-log file. A typical entry might be:
<pre>dan.ag.gov - - [24/Feb/1997:18:14:51 -0500] "GET /SA/gui.htm HTTP/1.0" 200 50299</pre>
In addition to enabling the common-log file, two additional log files will be
maintained: the <b>browser</b> and <b>referer</b> log files.
<p>
If you do <b>not</b> need this complete auditing, select NO.
<h3>More notes </h3>
<ul>
<li> SRE-Filter provides several other auditing mechanisms, including
the <a href="/srefconf?show=record_option">RECORD_ALL_FILE</a>, and the GoServe GOAUDIT.80 file</li>
<li> A number of log-file options are contained in the SREFLOGS.INI file.
<em>In particular </em>, if you are running multiple hosts, or multiple ports, you probably
will want to investigate SREFLOGS.INI (see <a href="/samples/SREFLOGS.DOC">
SREFLOGS.DOC</a> for details).
<li> By default, the log files have the following names (in $workdata)
<menu><li>Common-log file: <tt>COMMON.LOG</tt>
<LI>Browser log file: <tt>BROWSERS.LOG </tt>
<li>Referer log file: <TT>REFERER.LOG </tt>
</menu>
<li> One of the principal advantages of common-log files is the multitude of tools
that exist to analyze them -- <em> check the web for details! </em>
</ul>