0005393: Long headers truncated in access-log when <access-log> is a child of <host-default>

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0005393

[Resin]

minor

always

03-12-13 10:43

08-05-13 09:56

Reporter

cowan

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public

Assigned To

ferg

Priority

normal

Resolution

fixed

Status

closed

Product Version

4.0.35

Summary

0005393: Long headers truncated in access-log when <access-log> is a child of <host-default>

Description

Individual long headers are truncated when printed in access-log using "%{Cookie}i".

Analysis:

When <access-log> is configured as a child of <host-default>, ServletService.setAccessLog is never called. AbstractHttpResponse's logBuffer size is initialized during it's constructor from the buffer size of request.getServer().getAccessLog. This always returns null, so AbstractHttpResponse's logBuffer size is always 1024.

Setting <access-log> as a child of <cluster-default> works around the issue.

Additional Information

Rep by A. Foong

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Notes
(0006216) afoong 03-12-13 10:53	Please note, this also affects %{Set-Cookie}

(0006217) cowan 03-12-13 11:01	server/02ev

(0006300) ferg 08-05-13 09:56	Added <access-log-buffer-size> in <cluster>.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
03-12-13 10:43	cowan	New Issue
03-12-13 10:53	afoong	Issue Monitored: afoong
03-12-13 10:53	afoong	Note Added: 0006216
03-12-13 11:01	cowan	Note Added: 0006217
08-05-13 09:56	ferg	Note Added: 0006300
08-05-13 09:56	ferg	Assigned To	=> ferg
08-05-13 09:56	ferg	Status	new => closed
08-05-13 09:56	ferg	Resolution	open => fixed
08-05-13 09:56	ferg	Fixed in Version	=> 4.0.37

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