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mod_dumpio and per-dir loglevel
I was looking at making some tests run more quietly, but mod_dumpio
uses ap_log_cerror even though it always has a ap_filter_t when it's
doing its real work.

While this would still leave some early logging (pre-location walk)
w/o the per-dir loglevel set yet, it would kick in by the time bodies
are read/written.

Can anyone anticipate any issue/concern here with using ap_log_rerror?
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Eric Covener
covener@gmail.com
Re: mod_dumpio and per-dir loglevel [ In reply to ]
Am 10.05.2022 um 16:23 schrieb Eric Covener:
> I was looking at making some tests run more quietly, but mod_dumpio
> uses ap_log_cerror even though it always has a ap_filter_t when it's
> doing its real work.
>
> While this would still leave some early logging (pre-location walk)
> w/o the per-dir loglevel set yet, it would kick in by the time bodies
> are read/written.
>
> Can anyone anticipate any issue/concern here with using ap_log_rerror?

Probably not what you are asking, but mod_dumpio in a (reverse) proxy
context can log the front connection and the back connection. Maybe
something to be aware of when switching from connection to request.

Best regards,

Rainer