Hello ;
First, sorry for my previous report.. It was too much sarcastic for you
as I see.
Well, I can provide you a patch for all the bugs linked here. It's not a
problem for me since we are using our own vlogger version for our
control panel. Therefor, I would be happy to help as long you accept
those patches.
I can also add some improvements. For the record, when using the DBI
tracker feature, Apache will fail miserably if the MySQL connnection is
failing for any reason. Well, in our version I've revisited that part to
make vlogger more safe. Eg, if the MySQL connection fail for any reason,
vlogger will simply turn off that feature and continue its main job. Of
course, an option should be added to let the admin decide whether or not
the script should follow such a behavior.
Another thing is about how vlogger is reading traffic data from
mod_logio. A sample line should be added to warn the admin that the
logio variables should be added just after the %v variable. Or even
better, vlogger should simply search for those variables in the whole
logFormat string instead of just make assumption on their position...
As you can see, I'm ready to help you because I support Debian like you
cannot ever imagine. The fact is that I suprised to see such bug
reported since a while, which is not fixed yet. Even if the upstream
author doesn't works much for a new release, it's not our problem. As
long the vlogger is part of the Debian repository, it should be fixed. I
know that you prefer warn the upstream author about such a bug and wait
for a new release but this do not work as you can see.
Thank you.
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Laurent Declercq
iHMS/i-MSCP Project Lead
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