Re: $stderr

Jeffrey Dik wrote:

>Hi,
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>Even when using mod_ruby, $stderr's file descriptor is still 2, but
>that's not what your looking for :-)
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That joke went right over my not too smart about this stuff head :)

>One way to write to the apache logs is to use the log_alert, log_crit,
>log_debug, log_emerg, log_error, log_info, log_notice, and log_warn
>methods for an Apache::Server object.  Use these methods like you would
>use printf.  Here's a link to the appropriate documentation:
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>http://modruby.net/doc/classes.en.html#label-249
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>This works for me:
>r = Apache.request
>s = r.server
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>s.log_error("This is a %s", 'test')
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Works like a champ - precisely what i was looking for!
Thanks, Jeffrey
:Paul

>Hope that helps,
>Jeff
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>On Fri, May 28, 2004 at 11:23:33PM -0500, Paul Vudmaska wrote:
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>>Hello,
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>>In the context of mod_ruby - where is $stderr.write writing to? If i'm 
>>not mistaken not to the apache logs - i've looked there. Is there a way to 
>>write to that log?. 
>>Forgive me if this is a stupid question.
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>>Thanks,Paul
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