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There must be a way to do this in modperl2, no?
Sure. Simply open a file and write to it. You can use open or Log::Log4perl or anything.

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Re^4: modperl1.99 custom logging
by ejoffe (Novice) on Jul 22, 2004 at 11:33 UTC
    The point is to use Apache logging because it is good at making sure stuff is written atomically.
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