> drawing board, or on to a new host that doesn't impose this limit on
> CGI program runtimes. (I could understand a limit on CPU time, but
> their limit is on wall clock time, and the limit is only 2 or 3
> minutes, which seems unreasonable to me.)
>
> Thank You!
> MM
&
u!
MM
> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Mysterious Mose
> wrote:
>> Good morning,
>>
>> [â¦]
>>
>> Â Â Why is this so difficult, and why aren't more people interested in
>> doing this? It seems like such a simple thing to do. If I create a
>>
#x27;re in the shell, as long as there's a
writer process going to them. I can more them or whatever.
I may investigate LogLevel and sendfile out of curiosity. I'm
disappointed that what I thought was easy isn't. :-(
Thank You!
MM
> On Thu, 22 Mar 2012 06:56:56 -070
Hello again Lance,
> PCRE version 7.8 2008-09-05
>re> @^/(.*)/umg-(.*)(.html|/(.*)?)$@
> data> /umgs/umg-up.dlt.sslcerts.mgttool/umgs.php
> 0: /umgs/umg-up.dlt.sslcerts.mgttool/umgs.php
> 1: umgs
> 2: up.dlt.sslcerts.mgttool
> 3: /umgs.php
> 4: umgs.ph
Wow, this is a very handy
Good morning Lance,
I don't think your regexp is quite right. You could test it out with
grep or sed or something by echoing in the string from the log.
You have:
"^/(.*)/umg/.(.*)(.html|/(.*)?)$"
I think you mean:
"^/(.*)/umg\.(.*)(.html|/(.*)?)$"
That is, I believe you want
Good morning,
OK, I feel like an idiot, because this seems to me like a
straightforward thing, but not only can I not get it to work, I can't
seem to even find information about it. When I search for "apache" and
"named pipe" or "fifo" I keep getting tons of information about making
the logs p
