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With a small project that I am currently working on, I am writing a protocol handler which is being embedded within Apache by way of mod_perl2. When this protocol handler is accessed however, there is no entry of this access in the server access log - This of course is not unexpected given that the HTTP engine is not handling the request. My question is however, how can I write to the server access log within my protocol handler to record these server accesses? The Apache2::Log module only appears to offer mechanisms by which to send categorised events to the server error log, an avenue of logging which I wish to reserve for internal events within my protocol handler.

Is there any other direction or suggestion which fellow monks can provide me on this problem?

perl -le "print unpack'N', pack'B32', '00000000000000000000001000000000'"

In reply to Access logging under mod_perl2 by rob_au

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