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Subject: errorlogging/logformat
From: hajo.locke@gmx.de ("Hajo Locke")

Hello,

2 short questions respectively feature requests for formating errorlogs.

In .htaccess i use logging-directives:

php_flag log_errors on
php_value error_log /abs/path/file.txt

For normal server it is enough, but within cluster-setup i cant detect which 
Server is having a problem because hostname does not appear in 
error-logline.
We have multiple webservers behind loadbalancer logging into same folders 
mounted by nfs. I cant detect which server was writing the line unless i use 
different paths in .htaccess which is not easy because also this .htaccess 
is served by nfs. Do you see a possibility to show hostname in simple 
errorlog?

2nd question is: just as a user is using his own personal error_log 
directive within .htaccess, loglines are logged to this personal errorlog 
only but not in generaly errorlog of apacheserver any more. It would be nice 
if errors always are logged in general error-log regardless of personal 
settings of users. This may have a potential of redundancy, but it should be 
impossible to lose loglines respectively i cant always check for personal 
settings if i analyze a problem.

Thanks,
Hajo