I've debugged this a little further and found the following info messages from the clients getting a 400:<br><br>2008/06/10 10:31:32 [info] 8788#0: *29524 client closed prematurely connection while reading client request line, client: <a href="http://77.40.197.215">77.40.197.215</a>, server: _<br>
2008/06/10 10:31:33 [info] 8788#0: *29776 recv() failed (104: Connection reset by peer) while reading client request line, client: <a href="http://60.51.123.123">60.51.123.123</a>, server: _<br>2008/06/10 10:31:33 [info] 8788#0: *29556 client closed prematurely connection while reading client request line, client: <a href="http://77.40.197.215">77.40.197.215</a>, server: _<br>
<br>Anyone?<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:25 AM, Davy Campano <<a href="mailto:dcampano@gmail.com">dcampano@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
I'm getting some 400 errors in my logs, and I'm wondering if there is a log variable which will tell me the attempted url that was trying to be accessed. I have tried both $request and $request_uri, but both look like they give the path to the file trying to be accessed, and are blank when the error code is 400.<br>
<br>Here is my logging definition:<br><br>log_format response_times '$request_time $remote_addr [$time_local] $request_uri $status ';<br><br>Couple samples:<br><br>0.000 <a href="http://64.231.103.198" target="_blank">64.231.103.198</a> [10/Jun/2008:08:24:36 -0500] /static/file.swf 304<br>
13.775 <a href="http://99.229.230.29" target="_blank">99.229.230.29</a> [10/Jun/2008:08:24:37 -0500] /static/file.swf 200<br>0.000 <a href="http://194.144.8.59" target="_blank">194.144.8.59</a> [10/Jun/2008:08:24:38 -0500] - 400<br>
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