Hi all
It's the second post about this issue, the first one was deleted because my airtime installation has a configuration error, but now i would like to verify this similar problem. This is only a problem of mine or if it's a common problem?
I was looking at my apache2 log's in /var/www/apache2, reading files regarding my airtime's subdomain... I noticed a lot of logs files! Those files are full of:
Growing constantly... About 1 line each 6 seconds.
When my configuration was wrong i got a 404 error response my apache, but now i got a 200 code (OK). I think that airtime open this usl every 6 seconds, apache answers "OK" and logs the request.
Can someone conferm this? Someone having the same issue?
We can solve this problem adding some apache directive to exclude server ip for logging and, eventually, re-enablig it for debugging.
Thanks for support![Smile]()
It's the second post about this issue, the first one was deleted because my airtime installation has a configuration error, but now i would like to verify this similar problem. This is only a problem of mine or if it's a common problem?
I was looking at my apache2 log's in /var/www/apache2, reading files regarding my airtime's subdomain... I noticed a lot of logs files! Those files are full of:
[airtime_subdomain]:80 [server_ip] - - [03/Jul/2011:06:25:10 +0200] "GET /api/recorded-shows/format/json/api_key/[my_api_key] HTTP/1.0" 200 423 "-" "Python-urllib/1.17"
Growing constantly... About 1 line each 6 seconds.
When my configuration was wrong i got a 404 error response my apache, but now i got a 200 code (OK). I think that airtime open this usl every 6 seconds, apache answers "OK" and logs the request.
Can someone conferm this? Someone having the same issue?
We can solve this problem adding some apache directive to exclude server ip for logging and, eventually, re-enablig it for debugging.
Thanks for support
