So I've gone through a few iterations of:
1. Notice some file not found in Apache logs
2. Add directories until an actual file is requested
3. Create a script that returns the same contents as the real mac.com request
Now, whenever I attempt to login a new user, I get a request for the following file:
"/home/idisk/www.mac.com/configurations/internetservices/syncservices/clientConfiguration-103.plist.signed"
But when I attempt to get that from the real www.mac.com, all I get is a 404 Not Found response.
Any ideas as to what this file is and/or how I can get around this?
the error you get is probably right, because you might have both virtual hosts www.mac.com and configuration.apple.com pointing to the same directory (/home/idisk/www.mac.com)
try getting your plists from (the real) configuration.apple.com
resolving these issues is easier when logging hostnames with apache httpd
Ah - that did it, thanks!
Just in case anyone else is as clueless about the apache config as I am, here's what I did to show what was said above:
Above any of the virtual host configurations:
UseCanonicalName Off
LogFormat "%V %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b" virtuallogging
Then use the name "virtuallogging" after any of your CustomLog entries to use that format for the log entry.
Thanks for the advice!
Quote from: chphilli on July 06, 2006, 09:33:09 PM
Ah - that did it, thanks!
Just in case anyone else is as clueless about the apache config as I am, here's what I did to show what was said above:
LogFormat "%V %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b" virtuallogging
Then use the name "virtuallogging" after any of your CustomLog entries to use that format for the log entry.
Instead, I would recommend putting the %v at the end of the LogFormat string, so you don't mess up your logs in a way that log file processors will dislike you for. Read the Logmonster FAQ on my site for more details of a better way to set up your logs.