G.3.3 Access Log

In HTTP Server 2.2, the access status from the Web browser is output to an access log.

Output destination

The access log is output to the following file:

symfowareServerInstallDir\java/ahs22\plextjava\domain1\logs\accesslog

Output details

Number of generations
5
Maximum log size
1,048,576 bytes
Length of Record
Variable
Rotation conditions
If the log size is exceeded, old information will be saved to a file with the name "accesslog.N".
N is a serial number, assigned consecutively starting at 0. The serial numbers are assigned in order of the newness of files, with the first file having the serial number "0" and the nth file having the serial number "(N-1)".
Output content
The access log is output when the Web server receives a request from a client and sends a response to the client.

Output format

The format of logs output in the default value format for the access log (ahs-analysis) is shown below. Items not specified during access are output as a hyphen "-".

hostName userNameIdentifier userName dateTime "request" statusCode dataTransferVolume ipAddressOfWebServer:portNumber hostHeader processId processingTime requestId

Output items

The following table explains the output items in the output format.

Output item	Output content
hostName	IP address or host name of the client .
userNameIdentifier	Personal user information returned from the client.
userName	User name sent from the client.
dateTime	Datetime at which the request was received from the client. Output in the format "[day/month/year/:hour:minute:second timeDifferenceFromGMT]".
request	Request content from the client.
statusCode	Code returned to the client.
dataTransferVolume	Amount of data transferred to the client.
ipAddressOfWebServer:portNumber	IP address and port number of the Web server that received the request.
hostHeader	Host header content sent from the client.
processId	Process ID of the process that processed the request.
processingTime	Time from when the request was received until processing was completed. Output in the format "microsecond".
requestId	Unique ID granted per request

Output example

127.0.0.1 - - [15/May/2014:11:32:17 +0900] "POST /db01/callstored HTTP/1.1" 200 3 127.0.0.1:80 127.0.0.1 5143 26901 -