Hi,
is there any (simple) way to make analog analyze sessions? I have
sessions in the URL in the form
http://www.site.com/123456789/path/file.html, I strip the session id
before logging (so I log only http://www.site.com/path/file.html). Now I
can either log session in the special field or perh
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Robert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there any (simple) way to make analog analyze sessions?
> [...]
> I like analog (using it for more then three
> years) and I'd like to keep using it.
Maybe it's time to read docs/webworks.html then.
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Stephen Turner http://www.s
Stephen Turner wrote:
>
> > is there any (simple) way to make analog analyze sessions?
> > [...]
> > I like analog (using it for more then three
> > years) and I'd like to keep using it.
>
> Maybe it's time to read docs/webworks.html then.
Stephen, I read it, but I probably failed to ask clear
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Robert wrote:
>
> Stephen, I read it, but I probably failed to ask clearly: I'm tracking
> users by URL rewriting under modperl, so every single user gets its own
> session id and I don't care about her turning cookies off and/or funny
> caches/proxies/dynamic IPs etc (well,
Stephen Turner wrote:
...
> Well, in that case the User Report will handle it.
Aha, thanks. I was nervous about using the %u, because there're private
areas on my site when real user authentication is required - but it's
true I never need both session and real user auth at once. What USER
report
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Alle 12.25 Thursday 25/05/2000 +0200, Robert ha mandato a Marco questo
messaggio:
>Stephen, I read it, but I probably failed to ask clearly: I'm tracking
>users by URL rewriting under modperl
I read something on Apache
Marco Bernardini wrote:
...
> I read something on Apache site about features in the new Apache 2000: it
> can handle sessions like IIS. I suppose this is a marketroids request ;-)
How about a link? I read about new Apache quite a lot, but never seen
anything about sessions. You're not talking a
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> > I read something on Apache site about features in the new Apache 2000: it
> > can handle sessions like IIS. I suppose this is a market
Marco wrote:
>I read something on Apache site about features in the new Apache 2000:
>it can handle sessions like IIS. I suppose this is a marketroids
>request ;-)
Sessions on IIS are far more useful to developers, who can maintain
object state within their ASP applications, than to Marketdro
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Alle 15.21 Friday 26/05/2000 -0400, Aengus Lawlor ha mandato a Marco questo
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>Sessions on IIS are far more useful to developers, who can maintain
>object state within their ASP applications, than to Marketdroid
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