Apache Pocket Ref

ExtendedStatus mod_status

ExtendedStatus { ON|OFF }

Contexts: G

Default: OFF

Controls whether minimal or detailed statistics are maintained for dis-

play as a status page. Enabling extended statistics imposes a small

performance penalty, as additional statistics must be collected.

Note that if active, the mod_info and mod_status modules will

be available in per-directory configuration files, so users with

control over those files will be able to publish information

about the server.

Customized Error Responses

Apache allows the normal hardcoded error response to be

replaced with customized responses.

Er rorDocument

ErrorDocument error-code {"message |url }

Contexts: GVSF (FileInfo)

Configures the response Apache generates for error responses. The

response document can be a message string indicated by a double

quote character (") or the URL of a local or external document. If the

local URL refers to a CGI script or SSI document, details of the request

can be extracted from the environment. Note that any trailing quote

will be taken as part of the message.

Request Logging Phase

The last phase of request processing is request logging. The

standard logging module, mod_log_config, superceded the

mod_log_common module in Apache version 1.2. It can

replace cookie and referrer logs with its more generalized

facilities. Log entry format strings contain literal text inter-

spersed with format ...