Re: Announce: 1.19b1 -- new features!

Tom Wiebe Lists <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.apache.mod-log-sql
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Looks excellent. I'll be installing in FreeBSD and MacOS X in the next 
several day, I'll let you know how it goes.

One thing that would be really nice, if possible, would be a way to 
specify which fields should be indexed when using 
LOGSQLMASSVIRTUALHOSTING.

Unless it's already there and I've missed it.

Tom Wiebe

On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 10:22  AM, Chris Powell wrote:

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> I'd like to announce a beta release of 1.19, which incorporates a slew 
> of new
> features.  To offer a 'pre-release' in this fashion is a little 
> unusual for
> me.  In this case I need testing assistance, mainly because I'm moving 
> the
> package to GNU autoconf.
>
> I am *especially* eager to hear from non-Linux folks whether using
> "./configure; make dso; make dsoinstall" works for them.  I need to 
> tweak the
> routines for BSD, Digital Unix, Solaris, etc.  If you are running one 
> of
> these platforms, I would be grateful for your assistance in tuning 
> autoconf
> for your platform -- as always, I happily provide full attribution for 
> your
> help.
>
> New features in 1.19 (so far):
> - ----------------------------------
> * Hostnames are now converted to lowercase in the mass-virtual naming 
> section.
>   The loop that converts dots to underscores has been optimized as 
> well.
> * Migration to autoconf
> * New directive LogSQLTableType allows one to specify the kind of 
> table that
>   the module makes during table creation (e.g. InnoDB, MyISAM).  
> Thanks to Jim
>   Turner for the suggestion and patch.  If your MySQL server does not 
> support
>   the specified type, it will create a MyISAM table instead.
> * Directives can now be placed in the 'main' server config and will be
>   inherited by the virtual hosts.  This means a LOT less repetition: 
> you only
>   specify the item once to have it inherited, but it can still be 
> overridden
>   on a virtualhost level.  These can be specified in this manner:
>
>                 LogSQLTransferLogTable
>                 LogSQLTransferLogFormat
>                 LogSQLPreserveFile
>                 LogSQLNotesLogTable
>                 LogSQLHeadersInLogTable
>                 LogSQLHeadersOutLogTable
>                 LogSQLCookieLogTable
>                 LogSQLRemhostIgnore
>                 LogSQLRequestIgnore
>                 LogSQLRequestAccept
>                 LogSQLWhichNotes
>                 LogSQLWhichHeadersOut
>                 LogSQLWhichHeadersIn
>                 LogSQLWhichCookies
>                 LogSQLWhichCookie
> - ------------------------
>
> I know that last one is a biggie that a lot of folks have been 
> requesting.  It
> will be a major benefit for anyone running more than a handful of
> VirtualHosts, since you will no longer need to repeat the directives 
> for each
> and every VirtualHost stanza.
>
> To download the beta:
> http://www.grubbybaby.com/mod_log_sql/mod_log_sql-1.19b1.tar.bz2
>
> I'm standing by to answer questions and receive your feedback.  Thank 
> you!
>
> Chris
> - --
> Chris Powell
> [email protected]
> (206) 783-5104 voice, (815) 461-4456 fax
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