Re: problem with mod_log_sql + frontpage

Edward Rudd wrote:
> It looks as though it's front page or one of your other modules.  Some
> other module is altering the servername that I use in mod_log_sql.
> Around line 800 in the mod_log_sql.c source file, there is a line that
> says
> 
> /* Determint the hostname and convert it to all lower-case; */
> char *servername = apr_pstrdup(orig->pool,(char 
> *)ap_get_server_name(orig));
> 
> Add this line right after after that.
> 
> log_error(APLOG_MARK, APLOG_ERR, 0, orig->server,
> 	"incoming Server name '%s'",servername);
> 
> This will log what the servername that mod_log_sql retrieved from apache
> is.. when you run across one of these "boken SQL queries" the error_log
> should contain the whole mess that was in the query as well, if it does
> then I'm sure it's something else screwing things up.  Make sure you
> have ErrorLog log/somelogfile set inside of the virtualhost you are
> using for the frontpage site that's causing the problems.

You are correct.  The garbage is coming from apache/frontpage.

I did however find a bug in mod_log_sql though.  The '-' character isn't 
being translated into anything else and mysql does not allow a - to 
exist in a table name.


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Brad Schuetz - [email protected]
Systems Administrator
Omnis Network, LLC
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