Selective logging with Apache (or, hiding Code Red and Nimda)

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Apache logging directly to MySQL

Apache logging directly to MySQL 01/03/2003 12:49 AM
Someone just asked how I log my web traffic into MySQL. The timing couldn't be better, because the article I wrote for Linux Magazine is now on-line so I don't need to explain it again: Getting a Handle on Traffic...

Java Apache Commons Logging bridges
multiple solutions

Java Apache Commons Logging bridges
multiple solutions 02/25/2003 02:47 AM
CNET Feb 25 2003 1:24AM ET

IBM Donates Voice Code to Apache

IBM Donates Voice Code to Apache 09/13/2004 08:55 AM
Internet News Sep 13 2004 1:28PM GMT

IBM gives code to Apache open sourcerers

IBM gives code to Apache open sourcerers 08/03/2004 07:28 AM
Half a million lines of Cloudbase

JBoss Queries Apache Geronimo Code
Similarity

JBoss Queries Apache Geronimo Code
Similarity 11/10/2003 11:10 PM
Kanagawa writes "This morning, Jim Jagielski, Exec. V.P. and Secretary of the Apache Software Foundation, announced on the geronimo-dev mailing list that 'the ...

[security bulletin] SSRT4788 rev. 0
HP-UX Apache Remote arbitrary code
execution

[security bulletin] SSRT4788 rev. 0
HP-UX Apache Remote arbitrary code
execution 08/10/2004 12:20 PM
Boren, Rich (SSRT) (Aug 10 2004)

Protecting MS Outlook from the Nimda
Virus

Protecting MS Outlook from the Nimda
Virus 09/03/2004 10:15 AM

[security bulletin] SSRT4777 HP-UX
Apache, PHP remote code execution,
Denial of Service

[security bulletin] SSRT4777 HP-UX
Apache, PHP remote code execution,
Denial of Service 08/06/2004 03:14 PM
Boren, Rich (SSRT) (Aug 05 2004)

Firm hunts for Nimda-like worms in Web
traffic

Firm hunts for Nimda-like worms in Web
traffic 02/17/2004 07:47 AM
ScanSafe

Re: Apache Http Server Reveals Script
Source Code to Remote Users And Any
Users Can Access The Forbidden Directory
("/WEB-INF/")

Re: Apache Http Server Reveals Script
Source Code to Remote Users And Any
Users Can Access The Forbidden Directory
("/WEB-INF/") 02/16/2004 04:00 PM
Axel Beckert - ecos gmbh (Feb 13 2004)

Re: Apache Http Server Reveals Script
Source Code to Remote Users And Any
Users Can Access The Forbidden Directory
("/WEB-INF/")

Re: Apache Http Server Reveals Script
Source Code to Remote Users And Any
Users Can Access The Forbidden Directory
("/WEB-INF/") 02/10/2004 06:47 PM
Dave Weis (Feb 09 2004)

Selective Web

Selective Web 08/22/2004 08:01 AM

Selective Web

Selective sympathy

Selective sympathy 03/29/2005 01:45 PM
Billmon has an astounding juxtaposition. [Technorati tag: schiavo]...

It's Maybe a Bubble, but a Selective One

It's Maybe a Bubble, but a Selective One 02/05/2005 09:04 PM
Is the Internet bubble half empty or half full? The tale of two trajectories among Internet leaders like Google and eBay has prompted a debate.

Who's doing selective enforcement?

Who's doing selective enforcement? 10/30/2003 11:31 AM

Investors are more selective with IPOs

Investors are more selective with IPOs 12/06/2003 07:55 PM
And heading into 2004, the buzz is already building for the possible offering by popular Internet search engine Google, which is expected to raise as much as ...

Selective Shutdown Protects Nets

Selective Shutdown Protects Nets 09/08/2004 11:29 PM

Direct and Related Links for 'Selective Shutdown Protects Nets'

“Networks, including the Internet and power grids, are complicated entities. They are made up of nodes — servers or power stations — that connect to greater or lesser degrees with other nodes, and they are susceptible to cascade failures, which occur when large, well-connected nodes abruptly disconnect from the network. A researcher from the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems in Germany has shown that it might be possible to suppress cascade…

Selective Flash in Mozilla Firebird?

Selective Flash in Mozilla Firebird? 01/22/2004 02:42 AM
I made the mistake of installing Flash for Mozilla a while back to view a few web sites that ...oh it hurts to say this... required it for access. Now I get all these dumb ass flash ads showing up on Yahoo and other sites. Is there a way to enable or disable it on a per-domain basis (sorta like pop-up and ad blocking)? I'm using Mozilla Firebird 0.7 on Linux (if that matters). There's nothing in the UI that...

Bush's VERY Selective Support of
Democracy 12/10

Bush's VERY Selective Support of
Democracy 12/10 12/11/2003 07:19 AM
Washington Post editorial notes .. something this obvious .. editorializes .. WaPo masthead

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A51214-2003Dec9.html
track this site | 7 links

IAC to Be Selective Buyer After Ask
Jeeves (Reuters)

IAC to Be Selective Buyer After Ask
Jeeves (Reuters) 03/30/2005 06:16 PM
Reuters - IAC/InterActiveCorp, fresh off announcing its $1.85 billion offer for Web search provider Ask Jeeves Inc., will look at other possible acquisitions as they arise but will be very selective, the company's chief financial officer said on Wednesday.

Selective Webliography for Health
Sciences Authors

Selective Webliography for Health
Sciences Authors 08/22/2004 05:57 AM
Selective Webliography for Health Sciences Authors by Mark A. Spasser
http://www.istl.org /04-summer/internet.html

This selective webliography for health sciences authors is intended to gather together useful web-based resources that will facilitate the publication of professional materials. Authoring resources and tools are no exception. In fact, "lists" have been used since the beginning of literacy itself to order, reorganize, and store knowledge in a more useful, more 'logical', way (Goody 1977). It is important to remember that the web is loosely regulated and extremely fluid. Even resources from reputable publishers invariably come and go, depending on changing organizational missions and on who is charged with maintaining them. Information must be checked regularly for timeliness; while rules and procedures -- information -- change, sometimes web pages do not. All that being said, exercising a little common sense and considerable diligence, the web provides an unparalleled universe of high-quality resources literally at the fingertips of any enterprising health sciences author. This has been added to Healthcare Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This will be added to Healthcare Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.

No Draft Planned, But Selective Service
Endures

No Draft Planned, But Selective Service
Endures 04/16/2004 07:51 PM
Reuters via Wired News Apr 16 2004 11:50PM GMT

Selective auto-formatted numbers in
Address Book

Selective auto-formatted numbers in
Address Book 07/26/2004 12:27 PM
Down Under, we have 10 digit phone numbers, for both Mobile (Cell) phones and Land Lines, However it's more common to see mobile numbers formatted 4 digits - 3 digits - 4 digits and landlines 2-4-4 . The "Auto Format Phone Nu...

No Draft Planned, But Selective Service
Endures (Reuters)

No Draft Planned, But Selective Service
Endures (Reuters) 04/16/2004 02:18 PM
Reuters - The U.S. military draft is not expected to make a comeback any time soon -- despite this week's decision to extend the tours of some 20,000 troops in Iraq, suggesting that current personnel are stretched.

Apache Cocoon 2.0.3 released (XML-Apache
Project)

Apache Cocoon 2.0.3 released (XML-Apache
Project) 07/17/2002 01:55 AM

Ilia's Blog: Apache 1 vs Apache 2
Performance

Ilia's Blog: Apache 1 vs Apache 2
Performance 12/24/2004 12:30 PM
With more information in the continuing discussion about PHP and Apache 2, Ilia Alshanetsky has done some benchmarks just to check and see what kind of a performance difference there really is.

Logging With PHP

Logging With PHP 11/27/2002 01:40 PM
Want to log script activity in your Web application, but have no clue where to begin? Take our handy tour of PHP's logging functions, and find out how simple it really is.

Logging

Logging 02/10/2004 02:45 AM
One of the nice side effects of the efforts towards fortifying my weblog against comment spam and floods, is that I've invested some time into logging of various unusual server conditions.  Initially, this was for forensics, but it has proven much more useful than that. ...

Together at Last: Maybe the Best Use for
Web Logging Is to Teach Us More About
Ourselves.

Together at Last: Maybe the Best Use for
Web Logging Is to Teach Us More About
Ourselves. 06/11/2004 10:31 PM
Robert X. Cringely: Together at Last: Maybe the Best Use for Web Logging Is to Teach Us More About Ourselves. This stuff sounds cool, but it has nothing to do with weblogs; it's really a variant of Lifestrea ms. And it's "weblog", not "web log". (That goes for you too, Bruce Sterling.)

Logging Framework for C++

Logging Framework for C++ 02/10/2004 11:49 AM
log4cplus 1.0.2

Project Logging

Project Logging 05/24/2004 12:16 AM

Blogging Behind the Firewall

"Our internal use of Weblogs has greatly accelerated, and we’re beginning to see more tangible benefits as we’ve begun to reach a critical mass of internal contributors....

Since then, my team has been using the blog-driven IT roadmap in weekly staff meetings as a platform to discuss the initiatives we have completed and to look ahead to new ones. Our meetings no longer have agendas or redundant handouts, because we don’t need them. Of course, some items have dropped off our master plan altogether, and new ones have been added, but the important point is that our master plan is always updated and readily available on our intranet, and any changes are distributed via RSS to anyone who wants to see them. Aside from the public Weblog, we maintain our own Weblog for more technical documentation, which has raised our level of internal documentation by several orders of magnitude already.

Our internal use of Weblogs doesn’t stop there. Software Engineer Kevin Varley has created “Varley’s Project Notes,” his own Weblog to keep notes on his development projects. Kevin makes inventive use of the comment functionality available in Movable Type. After outlining coding and debugging tasks in posts with titles such as “Taxonomy Terror,” Kevin uses the comments feature to make additional notes about how his initial assumptions ultimately played out.

Weblogs are not just for the hard-core techies. Our editorial staff recently started its own Weblog to share updated style guides, edit calendars, and other tools of the trade. I’m looking forward to seeing what unexpected points of leverage they achieve with their Weblog. It’s amazing how a system so simple and easy can produce such profound results." [InfoWorld, via Tomalak's Realm]

I hadn't thought to use the comments in this fashion, but it's a great idea. I think I'm going to set up my own personal blog for the next two months' worth of my projects for our upcoming merger.

Logging Off The Internet

Logging Off The Internet 01/23/2004 02:23 PM
Steve Cisler is getting some publicity for his decision to log off the internet for a while and drive around the country trying to figure out how people get by without the internet. While some of his friends think it's the equivalent of committing suicide, others say they envy him, as they're sick of being inundated with spam and adware and such. My guess is that he won't have that much trouble going offline. People spend a lot of time online because it's there, and it's very very useful for a lot of things, but I still don't think that too many people absolutely rely on the internet for being able to exist.

Logging the documentary

Logging the documentary 02/12/2004 12:51 PM

I'm happy to report that loggnig the documentary happens pretty much at live speed. I just run the tape and log as it goes. So 20 hours of tape means 20 hours of logging. Not too bad.

I created a table in Word. The first column has the timecode (0:25:41), the second the scene ("plane"), the third details ("old man looking"), the fourth comments ("nice image - bad sound"). I only use the comments for 1 out of every 5 rows, more or less. A 1 hour tape turns into about 2 pages in Word. I just run the video on the TV and type in my Word doc as it goes.

Logging Options

Logging Options 09/11/2004 08:28 PM

Enabling DAS Logging

Enabling DAS Logging 05/05/2004 04:50 PM

Kung-Logging It

Kung-Logging It 11/05/2003 03:39 PM
Previously I updated my weblog with a homemade AppleScript Studio program and my own XML-RPC API (before I moved to XML-RPC I used HTTP POST)....

Logging On at 30,000 Feet

Logging On at 30,000 Feet 08/07/2004 03:47 PM
In May, Lufthansa introduced the first full-feature, in-flight Internet service for travelers.

Hiding Behind Growth

Hiding Behind Growth 08/19/2004 09:27 AM
When a specialty retailer is in a slump, it can't make it up in adrenaline.

Hiding Your Assets

Hiding Your Assets 04/10/2005 11:33 PM

Zorn Whups Chicagoist’s Ass

“In the wee final moments of Thursday night, Chicagoist received an e-mail from Chicagoist's favorite professional blogger and columnist Mr. Eric Zorn.

The subject line: ‘whup ass report -- Nexis’

Seems Chicagoist may have inadvertently overstated things yesterday when we said getting the phrase ‘can of whup-ass’ into the pages of the &lsq uo;stuffy and stodgy Tribune’ signaled a ‘hope for tomorrow,’ as Zorn uncovered at least four previous occasions when said phrase has appeared in the Trib. Using his trusty Lexis-Nexis, Zorn found the mentions and they go clear back into 2001.

While one Chicagoist staff member was heard to say that if Zorn wants to lend us the cash to get a subscription to Lexis-Nexis we'd be happy to check for such things, and while two of the references are found in the pages of Red Eye, Chicagoist knows when we've had our asses handed to us and we can admit it….” [Chicagoist]

I was going to leave a comment on the Chicagoist site to the effect that while they may not have access to Lexis-Nexis, they most certainly have access to a far wider range of materials that most definitely includes an archive of the Chicago Tribune, all for free, thanks to their local public library. Except that in this case, that local public library is the Chicago Public Library. In order to prove my point, I searched for a list of the databases to which they offer access. Guess what? No list. Just a link to “Chicago WebFeat Remote Authentication.” What on earth do you suppose is a WebFeat Remote Authentication, much less a Chicago one?

That’s when I realized that Chicagoist doesn’t know the answer to that question, either, and really, why should they? So to Chicagoist, trust me that your search would have gotten you what you needed if the page had been labeled something that made sense and provided any type of explanation or list at all. Bookmark that page, because there’s a wealth of information available to you from it (assuming that you have a library card, and I feel pretty confident that you do). And to CPL, rename that page ASAP and add a list of all of the databases available in order to highlight your assets, not hide them!

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