Vince
Something as simple as an Apache proxypass would help, then your Apache log
would tell you.
Cheers -- Rick
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Thanks Shawn,
actually I have my log flooded by an old http client which generate a "bad
HTTP parsed: 400 HTTP/0.9 not supported", very likely is a nagios monitor
or a old load balancer firmware.
Anyway, I've found the ip address of the caller using the old (but still
very useful) command netstat
On 3/28/2018 9:47 AM, Vincenzo D'Amore wrote:
I'm struggling to add http remote ip address in solr (jetty) log file.
I've tried to modify the server/resources/log4j.properties file, which
seems to control the output log format, but I'm unable to understand how to
add in ConversionPattern the pro
Hi,
I'm struggling to add http remote ip address in solr (jetty) log file.
I've tried to modify the server/resources/log4j.properties file, which
seems to control the output log format, but I'm unable to understand how to
add in ConversionPattern the proper ip address field.
log4j.appender.file.
