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About Log Files
184 Netscape Enterprise Server Administrator’s Guide
About Log Files
Server log files record your server’s activity. You can use these logs to monitor
your server and to help you when troubleshooting. The error log file, located in
https- servername /logs/errors
in the server root directory, lists all the
errors the server has encountered. The access log, located in
https- servername /logs/access
in the server root directory, records
information about requests to the server and the responses from the server.
You can configure the information recorded in the Enterprise Server
access
log file. You use the log analyzer to generate server statistics. You can back up
server error and access log files by archiving them.
Viewing an Access Log File
You can view the server’s active and archived access log files.
To view the Enterprise Administration Server’s access log from the Enterprise
Administration Server, choose the Preferences tab, and then choose the View
Access Log page.
To view an access log from the Server Manager, choose the Status tab, and then
choose the View Access Log page.
The following is an example of an access log in the Common Logfile Format
(you specify the format in the Log Preferences window; see “Setting Log
Preferences” on page 189 for more information):
wiley.a.com - - [16/Feb/1999:21:18:26 -0800] “GET / HTTP/1.0” 200 751
wiley.a.com - - [17/Feb/1999:1:04:38 -0800] “GET /docs/grafx/icon.gif HTTP/1.0” 204 342
wiley.a.com - - [20/Feb/1999:4:36:53 -0800] “GET /help HTTP/1.0” 401 571
arrow.a.com - john [29/Mar/1999:4:36:53 -0800] “GET /help HTTP/1.0” 401 571
Table 8.1 describes the last line of this sample access log.