access_log to track failed logins
Francis Daly
francis at daoine.org
Wed Dec 19 09:12:35 UTC 2012
On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 09:05:30PM -0500, AJ Weber wrote:
Hi there,
> >So whatever location matches /my/login/page will also match
> >/my/login/page?error=true.
> >
> >Does that explain why your initial attempts did not do what you expected?
> No, unfortunately it doesn't. I copied the "GET" from the "usual"
> access log exactly. Thus, I know the call is being made, because it's
> being logged in the normal log, and I'm pretty sure I have the right
> location string, because I copied it right out of the log.
For nginx location{} matching,
/my/login/page
and
/my/login/page?error=true
are exactly the same. It is not possible to have one matched by one
location, and the other matched by another.
(So you need something other than location{} matching to distinguish them.)
f
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