Looks like you are using JkRequestLogFormat. This adds a kind of access log to the mod_jk log file. New versions of mod_jk are able to log all intersting info directly to the access log, so there should be no need for JkRequestLogFormat in general.
Drop JkRequestLogFormat and set JkLogLevel to error (or warn). Actually info would be beter. Info produces lines you can ignore unless there are warnings o errors, but then there is helpful additional information to understand, why the error occured. Regards, Rainer Sven Köhler schrieb: >> The Apache Tomcat team is pleased to announce the immediate availability >> of version 1.2.21 of the Apache Tomcat Connectors. > > Thanks! I desperately waited for it! ;-) > > > If i may ask a quick question: > what's that log output in mod_jk.log, looking like this? > > [Fri Mar 02 23:02:48 2007] worker1 www.jugendherberge.de 0.045109 > [Fri Mar 02 23:02:51 2007] worker1 www.jugendherberge.de 0.019886 > [Fri Mar 02 23:02:51 2007] worker1 www.jugendherberge.de 0.047229 > [Fri Mar 02 23:02:52 2007] worker1 www.jugendherberge.de 0.038092 > > > JkLogLevel is set to info. > Also tried error. > > Actually, if i had a wish, i'd like to have only error-messages in > mod_jk.log. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
