2.3.70 HWSSuppressModuleTrace
HWSSuppressModuleTrace suppresses the output of module traces.
Description
HWSSuppressModuleTrace specifies the module file name and function type used to suppress the output of module traces.
- all
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Suppresses all module traces to be output by the specified module.
- hook
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Suppresses module traces for functions other than the handler function to be output by the specified module.
- handler
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Suppresses module traces for the handler function to be output by the specified module.
Specify the name of the module file to be output to the error log or request log. To suppress the module trace in the example below, specify "mod_example.c" as the module file name.
- Example:
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[Mon Dec 18 14:57:14 2006] [info] hws : module --> (mod_example.c[12])(1896) [Mon Dec 18 14:57:14 2006] [info] hws : module <-- (mod_example.c[12])(1896)(-1)
The following shows the external modules provided by the web server by default, along with the corresponding module file names:
Module name |
Module file name |
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mod_expires.so |
mod_expires.c |
mod_headers.so |
mod_headers.c |
mod_hws_qos.so |
mod_hws_qos.c |
mod_lbmethod_byrequests.so |
No module trace is output. |
mod_proxy.so |
mod_proxy.c |
mod_proxy_balancer.so |
mod_proxy_balancer.c |
mod_proxy_http.so |
No module trace is output. |
mod_reqtimeout.so |
mod_reqtimeout.c |
mod_slotmem_shm.so |
No module trace is output. |
If modules other than the external modules provided by the web server by default are used, the traces of those modules might be output. The traces of internal modules are also output in the following situations:
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When debug is set in the LogLevel directive
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When module-debug is set in the HWSRequestLogType directive
You can specify this directive more than once. If you specify the same module file name, the one that is specified last takes effect.
- Important note
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Module traces of CGI program execution cannot be suppressed.
Syntax
HWSSuppressModuleTrace module_file_name [all|hook|handler]
Location where it can be written
httpsd.conf