I appreciate the fast reply.
Okay, but what kind of code do I use and where would I place it in order to
retrieve a cookie named,
for example, DW_Cookie ?
Joshua Slive-2 wrote:
>
> On 11/2/06, tsarvak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone -
>>
>> I'm a complete newbie to Apache and web development in general, just
>> started
>> learning about it it this week.
>> Here's my situation:
>> We have Apache 1.3 installed on an AIX server.
>> I want to be able to read a cookie from the user's client PC when they
>> access the website. This cookie would contain their user Id. I then
>> want
>> to write the value of this cookie to the standard access_log file. The
>> purpose of this is to determine which users are accessing our Cognos Web
>> reports and when.
>>
>> I understand that Apache can write its own user tracking cookie via the
>> mod_usertrack, but I need something that specifically allows me to read
>> this
>> custom cookie containing the user's name.
>
> Adding %{cookie}i to your logformat string should do the trick.
>
> Joshua.
>
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