STDERR issue with Apache 2.0.4 under mod_perl

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The configuration in httpd.conf look like this


my $app_home = $ENV{APPS_HOME};
my $config =
ConfigLoader::include("$app_home/conf/myapp.pl");

my $elog = '"| rotatelogs '. $config->{log_file} . '%y%m%d
1M "';
$ErrorLog = $elog ;

Where the $config->{log_file} is
/nfs/private/user/sns/log/myapps.myserver-44088.log

But when I checked up the fd 1 of my request process(i suppose this is
STDERR) it points to /nfs/private/user/sns/log/
ursforms.myserver-44088.log . Why so in httpd.conf i configured $ErrorLog to
a pipe and never configured STDERR how STDERR automatically picks up
/nfs/private/user/sns/log/myapps.myserver-44088.log for STDERR

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The configuration in httpd.conf look like this



<Perl>

  =A0 my $app_home     =3D $ENV{APPS_HOME};

  =A0 my $config          =A0 =3D ConfigLoader::inc=
lude("$app_home/conf/ >myapp.pl");  =A0

Re: STDERR issue with Apache 2.0.4 under mod_perl

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On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 6:02 PM, Shibi NS wrote:

>
> The configuration in httpd.conf look like this
>
>
> my $app_home = $ENV{APPS_HOME};
> my $config = ConfigLoader::include("$app_home/conf/myapp.pl");
>
> my $elog = '"| rotatelogs '. $config->{log_file} .
> '%y%m%d 1M "';
> $ErrorLog = $elog ;
>
> Where the $config->{log_file} is
> /nfs/private/user/sns/log/myapps.myserver-44088.log
>
> But when I checked up the fd 1 of my request process(i suppose this is
> STDERR) it points to /nfs/private/user/sns/log/
> ursforms.myserver-44088.log . Why so in httpd.conf i configured $ErrorLog
> to a pipe and never configured STDERR how STDERR automatically picks up
> /nfs/private/user/sns/log/myapps.myserver-44088.log for STDERR
>
> --Shibi Ns--
>

stderr is connected to the error log in apache. If you configure the error
log to be something else, apache connects stderr to your something else.

See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/logs.html#errorlog

Cheers

Tom

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