Hello 
You can modify the "LogFormat" entry in the /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf file. However, it's important to first understand how the httpd.conf file is processed. The following document helps explain this:
How httpd.conf Is Processed
Information on saving customizations outside a virtual host directive (e.g. custom LogFormat) is available at:
Changes Contained Outside a VirtualHost Directive
Thank you.
You can modify the "LogFormat" entry in the /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf file. However, it's important to first understand how the httpd.conf file is processed. The following document helps explain this:
How httpd.conf Is Processed
Information on saving customizations outside a virtual host directive (e.g. custom LogFormat) is available at:
Changes Contained Outside a VirtualHost Directive
Thank you.
Hello,
That would most likely be handled by the mod_log_config module.
Different formatting is available.
That would most likely be handled by the mod_log_config module.
Different formatting is available.
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