The easiest, fastest, and most transparent that I can think of is to just
create a jump script/module/etc that you link to.
something like
http://servername/jump/
then you write your setup so that any link gets added on to the end of
that making a link to www.newsite.com/folder/document.html into
http://servername/jump/www.newsite.com/folder/document.html
then you can parse outgoing files and anytime you find <a
href='http://...'>
you just replace http:// with http://servername/jump/
log it however you need to
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Smith, Stephen (ELS) wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have to make the tracking of users who follow links to external sites
> possible, preferably indicating in specific logfiles when a new browser is
> opened for linking to external sites.
> We have tried proxy solutions, modifying Apache core modules and are
> considering scanning and parsing our Html on the fly.
> I understand that uri.c could be modified or changes could be made to the
> .htaccess file.
> The problem is it has to be fast and transparant, does anyone have any
> ideas???
