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I have a standard NCSA log format, to which every line has two extra fields: the scheme (http or https), and the virtual host name.
http
https
So I’m specifying a custom format:
goaccess \ --date-format "%d/%b/%Y" \ --time-format "%H:%M:%S" \ --log-format "%h %^[%d:%t %^] \"%r\" %s %b \"%R\" \"%u\" %H %v” \ ...
According to the manpage, that should be correct:
%v The canonical Server Name of the server serving the request (Virtual Host). ... %H The request protocol.
Now in my generated reports, I see virtual hostnames, but they are formatted like this:
ttp example.com ttps example.com ttp example.net ttps example.net
Am I using %H correctly? If not, can the manpage elaborate what it means by “The request protocol” by citing a few examples?
%H
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I have a standard NCSA log format, to which every line has two extra fields: the scheme (
http
orhttps
), and the virtual host name.So I’m specifying a custom format:
According to the manpage, that should be correct:
Now in my generated reports, I see virtual hostnames, but they are formatted like this:
Am I using
%H
correctly? If not, can the manpage elaborate what it means by “The request protocol” by citing a few examples?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: