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Thanks Hades, weird they never put a logfile directive in there... Ah well I guess i can live with it when i tell it to log errors only.<br />
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Thanks for the tip!<br />
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Thanks Hades, weird they never put a logfile directive in there... Ah well I guess i can live with it when i tell it to log errors only.

Thanks for the tip!

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Hi,<br />
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I've got a Tomcat server that's being accessed by users via an different Apache server (2.2). Originally I used mod_jk to make the Tomcat server (running on 8080) available on port 80, but I always found mod_jk rather unstable.<br />
So I just configured Apache to use mod_proxy (reverse proxy) instead and so far it's behaving a lot better.<br />
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However, one annoying thing I noticed is that Apapche's error log is getting all debug logs from mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http.<br />
I checked the config, but the loglevel is set to warn.<br />
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Is there a way to either disable debug logging for mod_proxy? or alternatively set mod_proxy to log to it's own log file?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi,

I've got a Tomcat server that's being accessed by users via an different Apache server (2.2). Originally I used mod_jk to make the Tomcat server (running on 8080) available on port 80, but I always found mod_jk rather unstable.
So I just configured Apache to use mod_proxy (reverse proxy) instead and so far it's behaving a lot better.

However, one annoying thing I noticed is that Apapche's error log is getting all debug logs from mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http.
I checked the config, but the loglevel is set to warn.

Is there a way to either disable debug logging for mod_proxy? or alternatively set mod_proxy to log to it's own log file?

Thanks
Skip 

mod_proxy debug logging

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