Response code in weblog?

mdavis63
mdavis63
in SecuritySpy

Does the weblog only report successful connections, or all connection attempts? If the latter, for some additional peace of mind, it would be useful to have (at least) the response code included in the weblog records (e.g. 200, 404, etc.). For example, the Apache access log covers most of what SecuritySpy does in its log file, but also includes the response code, the protocol (e.g. HTTP/1.1) and the length of the response, too. Would such functionality be possible (if applicable)?

Cheers.

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  • Ben
    Ben

    All incoming requests are written to the log, whether they are fulfilled (200), rejected with an authentication request (401) or non-existent (404). Currently the log does not state the result code, but I agree with you that this would be a useful addition, so we'll see if we can add this to the log in a future update of SecuritySpy.

  • mdavis63
    mdavis63

    ...Just wondering if there are plans to incorporate this feature, assuming it's possible.

  • Ben
    Ben

    We have taken a look at this - it's possible, but not trivial to add. Therefore I can't promise whether we will be adding this feature, since other more important features have to take priority.

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