Hello ,
It worked perfectly.
Thank you Tangyan.
U saved my day.
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Thanks Tangyan ,
Will try and reply back .
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access_log is valid in location context, so you can write nginx.conf like
this:
location /name/ {
access_log name.log;
}
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I need it in a separate file so i can fastly use it somewhere else.
Is there a way?
Thanks
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Why wouldn't you just grep the regular log file?
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Subject: Nginx Log File from Specific PathName in link
Hello everyone ,
Im new here , first post today ,
Hello everyone ,
Im new here , first post today , been using Nginx for a few years now.
People are POST ing links like this to our server :
POST https://domain.com/name/test/sub/aaa-bbb-ccc
I want to log in a different file all the links that are having the word :
name in a file called name.l
