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access log question
Hi, reckon this is an easy one to answer:
looking at my apache access log is see lines like: 10.100.75.65 - - [06/Jul/2001:16:08:32 0100] "GET /another.html HTTP/1.1" 200 400 to me this looks like the request is being ok'd (200) and then it goes bad (!) (400) Is this really what it means or is the second value not really a status code? Thanks from a newbie numpty ![]() |
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The first value is already the status code. The 400 is more than likely Bytes transferred depends on your LogFormat configuration, that would be: %b.
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