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The process of recording diagnostic information, usually for the purposes of debugging and monitoring the status or "health" of various systems.
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Nginx writing separately to two different logs
It is common practice to define a seperate logfile for each vhost. Without knowing your config, I assume, that the main nginx.conf has defined a default log file. It will log any request that is not m …
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