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apache2 rotatelogs virtual host

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Hello

 

I am using this for one of the virtual hosts..

 

CustomLog "|${APACHE_HOME}\bin\rotatelogs.exe  ${DH_LOG}/apache/access/localhost_access.%Y%m%d.log 86400" combined

 

However im getting this error..

 

 

piped log program 'I:\\ProgramFiles\\xampp\\apache\\bin\\rotatelogs.exe  I:\\Cap\\log/apache/access/localhost_access.%Y%m%d.log 86400' failed unexpectedly
'I:ProgramFilesxamppapachebinrotatelogs.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

 

1) assume apache_home and dh_log have some paths.. and since im currently on windows.. its taking '\' instead of '/' as in unix..

 

2) the slashes are being stripped.. how do i stop it ?

 

3) ive used xampp to install apache.. hope that should not matter...

 

Please let me know how i can fix this

 

thanks

  • 2 months later...

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2) the slashes are being new york city escort stripped.. how do i stop it ?

 

3) ive used xampp to install apache.. hope that should not matter...

 

Please let me know how i can fix this

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