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- Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2002 07:34:44 -0600 (MDT)
- From: Marc Christensen <marc@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Apache: Logging: how-to pipe logs or log to anothermachine (was Disk I/O bottle
Why not mount an exported partition from the other machine and write to it? On Wed, 4 Sep 2002, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote: > >From: "Jonathan Q" <jq@example.com> > > > >OK, in that case, it's possible that you just aren't keeping enough spare > >Apache processes in reserve. > > I thought of that and tried but it didn't do anything. My settings now are > Min 32 and Max 64. Th load on the server never goes above 700 server > processes. > > I can't see how not having enough spare servers would cause a disk I/O > bottleneck though. Creating a new process doesn't cause any disk writes or > reads does it? > > >If you have another machine in that location and > >it has adequate disk space, you can use it as your log host. > > Really? How!? I've been looking ever since mentionned that but can't find > any apache directives that will let me log to another host. The best I can > find are piped logs (I guess I could pipe to rcp?). > > On that note I did find this reference in the apache docs: > > # compressed logs > CustomLog "|/usr/bin/gzip -c >> /var/log/access_log.gz" common > > I though this might be worthwhile as it would shrink the number of bytes > actually being written to disk. > > But I tried this on my test machine and all I got was a file called > access_log.gz being created but it it always empty. > > Can anyone tell me how to used piped logs in apache to gzip on the fly > *before* the log is written out? (And if possible to then pipe it to > cronolog? ;) > > >Another thing that may help in addition to the above is to remove the > >CD-ROM > >drive and put a second disk on other ATA header and run them as RAID 1 > >(mirrored) > > I would except that this is a 1U rack server and the CD-ROM has, I think, > it's own controller. And the CD-ROM is probably a lot slower than the > ATA-100 controller. So the speed gains I would get from mirroring would be > eaten up by the slow CD-ROM bus. > > But if I can figure out how to write the apache logs to another machine on > the network that would be just fine :) > > Jc > > _________________________________________________________________ > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > > ********************************************************** > TLUG server is hosted by Open Source Development Lab Japan > http://www.osdl.jp/ > ********************************************************** > > ========================================================== > To unsubscribe from this mailing list, > please see instructions at > http://www.tlug.jp/list.html > ========================================================== > -- Marc C. http://www.mecworks.com
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