APPENDIX C
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Access Log Variables
C.1
List of Access Log Variables
You can use the following variables in the access log:
Format String
Description
%a
The remote IP address.
%A
The local IP address.
%B
Bytes sent, excluding HTTP headers. When
no bytes are sent, the value is ‘
0
’.
%b
Bytes sent in CLF format, excluding HTTP
headers. When no bytes are sent, the value
is ‘
-
’.
%{Example}C
The contents of cookie ‘
Example
’ in the
request sent to the server.
%D
The time taken to serve the request, in
microseconds.
%{EXAMPLE}e
The contents of the environment variable
‘
EXAMPLE
’.
%f
The file name.
%h
The remote host.
%H
The request protocol.
%{Example}i
The contents of ‘
Example
’: header line(s) in
the request sent to the server.
%l
The remote log name.
%m
The request method.
%{Example}n
The contents of a note ‘
Example
’ from
another module.
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Page 10: ...10 ABOUT THIS GUIDE How This Guide is Organized 11 Conventions Used in F Secure Guides 13...
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Page 296: ...296 A APPENDIX Warning Messages HTTP Warning Messages 297 SMTP Warning Messages 298...
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