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Drupal request logs
Each of the items in the Drupal request log is noted in the following table, along with its description:
| Position | Data | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | [03/Feb/2017:00:14:36 +0000] | Date and time of the request. |
| 1 | www.example.com | Domain name of the request. |
| 2 | POST | The HTTP method of the request, usually GET or POST. POST requests are form submissions. |
| 3 | /dashboard/ | The path to the requested resource. |
| 4 | http_code=302 | The HTTP status code returned by this request. Note that production environments don’t display full information for HTTP 5xx status codes. |
| 5 | query= | The querystring, which is the portion of the request_uri after the question mark. |
| 6 | uid=154496 | The Drupal user ID initiating the request. 0 means an anonymous user. |
| 7 | php_pid=30961 | The PHP process ID (pid) for this request. |
| 8 | php_time=0.203 | Time, in seconds, needed to process this request. |
| 9 | queue_wait=0 | The number of seconds this request had to wait for a PHP process to become available to handle it. |
| 10 | request_id="v-bf1b9 6bc-e9a5-11e6-98b5-0a eea9eaf9af" | A unique ID attached to this request by the load balancer, which appears in several Cloud Platform log files. For more information, see Using HTTP request IDs. |
| 11 | drupal_version="9.4.8" | The Drupal version in the platform. |
A Drush command does not have an associated web request. Drupal request log entries corresponding to Drush commands do not have a request_id column.
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[03/Feb/2017:00:14:36 +0000] www.example.com POST /dashboard
http_code=302 query= uid=154496 php_pid=30961 php_time=0.203 queue_wait=0
request_id="v-0000zzzz-e9a5-11e6-98b5-0aeea9eaf9af" drupal_version="9.4.8"Each of the items in the Drupal request log is noted in the following table, along with its description:
| Position | Data | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | [03/Feb/2017:00:14:36 +0000] | Date and time of the request. |
| 1 | www.example.com | Domain name of the request. |
| 2 | POST | The HTTP method of the request, usually GET or POST. POST requests are form submissions. |
| 3 | /dashboard/ | The path to the requested resource. |
| 4 | http_code=302 | The HTTP status code returned by this request. Note that production environments don’t display full information for HTTP 5xx status codes. |
| 5 | query= | The querystring, which is the portion of the request_uri after the question mark. |
| 6 | uid=154496 | The Drupal user ID initiating the request. 0 means an anonymous user. |
| 7 | php_pid=30961 | The PHP process ID (pid) for this request. |
| 8 | php_time=0.203 | Time, in seconds, needed to process this request. |
| 9 | queue_wait=0 | The number of seconds this request had to wait for a PHP process to become available to handle it. |
| 10 | request_id="v-bf1b9 6bc-e9a5-11e6-98b5-0a eea9eaf9af" | A unique ID attached to this request by the load balancer, which appears in several Cloud Platform log files. For more information, see Using HTTP request IDs. |
| 11 | drupal_version="9.4.8" | The Drupal version in the platform. |
A Drush command does not have an associated web request. Drupal request log entries corresponding to Drush commands do not have a request_id column.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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