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iServer logs client access, events and errors.
File | Description
Access | Access log entries may contain the following fields. The actual information logged is dependent on the Access Log Template used.
Field | Description
base uri | The requested uri.
content length | The number of bytes sent to the client.
date | The current date in mm/dd/yy format.
edate | The current date in yyyy/mm/dd format.
error code | An extended error code. Normally 0.
host | The name of the host server the request was sent to.
ldate | The current date in mm/dd/yyyy format.
local address | The IP address of the server the request was sent to.
port | The port used.
protocol | The request protocol. Normally HTTP/1.1.
referer | The URL from where the request was made.
remote address | The IP address of the client making the request.
remote host | The name of the client making the request.
remote user | The client's name.
response time | The number of milliseconds the server spent processing the client's request.
request length | The number of bytes sent by the client.
request method | The request method being made. Normally [ GET | POST ].
request uri | The request made by the client.
query string | Any form parameters sent.
server service | The server service being processing the request.
status code | The status code the server sent to the client. Normally 200, OK.
time | The current time.
timestamp | The current date/time in mm/dd/yyyy:hh:mm:ss timezone format.
user agent | The client making the request.
Errors | Any internal errors encountered while the server was running. Normally stores a date/time stamp, any error message and a detail stack trace.
Events | Records when the server was started, stopped, when servlets are initialized, destroyed and when servlet errors occur. Normally stores a date/time stamp, package and class name, and event. For servlet errors, normally stores a date/time stamp, any error message and a detail stack trace.
#### Notes All log files are stored in the logs directory.
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