The request line exactly as it came from the client.
Unfortunately with directory indexing, this means that three different
requests all have the same semantic meaning:
GET /dirname
GET /dirname/
GET /dirname/index.html
(Assuming that index.html is the dir index file, this too can vary.) Are
the current logfile processing programs taking this vagarity into
account? I intend to log
GET /dirname/index.html
in all cases where index.html existed, and
GET /dirname/
in all cases where it doesn't, unless somebody can provide me with a
really good reason not to. One of the features of the server I am
writing will be reliable logging, so this is a little more important than
it might sound.
Comments?
-PSP