On 22/03/13 11:43, Maxim D. wrote:
level instead. If I do this, though, then EVERY request for that server
ends up being logged, even if there is no cache in force for the request
location (i.e., the location has either ‘proxy_cache off’ or no
proxy_cache definition. Is there a way I can configure things so that
the only requests which are logged are ones from locations where a proxy
cache is in force?
You can repeat acces_log in every location. If nginx complains -
you did something wrong (tried to repeat log_format?).
Thanks Maxim, that’s exactly what I did do, as my follow-up post
mentioned. All sorted now and working wonderfully. There is one other
thing, though…At the moment, I have two location blocks with identical
content, in order to match two different patterns. One matches all URLs
starting with certain strings, e.g.
location ~ ^/(abc|def){
The other is an exact match for the top level page:
location = /{
Ideally I would like to use a single pattern which combined both. I
thought to use regex end markers instead of the exact match, but I’m not
sure if it’s syntactically correct (and this is a very busy server i
don’t want to mess about with too much experimenting). So would
something like this work?
location ~ (^/abc|^/def/|^/$)
John
John