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Logging

Chapter 3. Logging

"All kids love log!"

Overview

phhttpd maintains log buffers for each log it writes too. Logged events are put in these buffers at reporting time rather than being immediately written to disk. These logs are written as they are filled during normal operation, or at regular intervals. This greatly reduces the performance impact of keeping detailed logs.

 

 
 
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