On Sun, 6 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I would like to be able to track people that come to my webpages. > Information like where they came from ie search engine, directly typed in > address, and etc would be nice. But also to know what domain names there > coming from including IP's would be nice. This would help in marketing and > is indead a great way to find out more about your clientel, that is if it can > be done fairly easily. Currently running Apache on a Debian box. Also > running more then one server on the same machine so it would be kinda nice to > be capable to serperate each one easily as well.
In one of apache's config files (httpd.conf I believe) there are settings for logging. You can uncomment a few lines to have referer logs (which show where they came from), and agent logs (shows what web browser they are using to access your site). Hostname/IP addresses are also in the standard logs, check /var/log/apache. And for separate logging for each server, just use a different log file in each server's httpd.conf. ------------------------------------------------------ Jeremy Gaddis <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
