How to read apache logs

How to read the apache log?

In the Linux environment, Apache is the startup of the httpd service. Viewing the apache log is very simple. Just use the following command:

cd/var/log/httpd/

Then you can see different levels in this directory apache log.

What is Apache log:

Apache has a built-in function of recording server activities. This is its logging function. This "Apache Log" series of articles introduces Apache's access logs, error logs, how to analyze log data, how to customize Apache logs, how to generate statistical reports from log data, etc.

If Apache is installed by default, two log files will be generated as soon as the server is run. The two files are access_log (access.log on Windows) and error_log (error.log on Windows). When using the default installation method, these files can be found under /usr/local/apache/logs; for Windows systems, these log files will be saved in the logs subdirectory of the Apache installation directory. Different package managers will put log files in various locations, so you may need to look elsewhere, or use the configuration file to see where these log files are configured.

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