Jeganath KS:

You may be wondering why you're not getting any pointers to perl modules.

For security purposes, operating systems don't want one process mucking around with other processes. Even if you had the ability to access everything you want, unless you had intimate knowledge of the internals of the applications, you wouldn't necessarily know what they were doing even when you knew the IP address. That's why you keep getting pointed at web server and proxy server logs. If you configure your servers, the log files will contain the information you want/need. Then you can read through the log files to get it.

As you were informed on on your earlier post, there are already log analyzer programs available. So pick one, use it, and profit!

...roboticus

Update: Fixed link to earlier post...

In reply to Re: How to track/log web page requests from client machine by roboticus
in thread How to track/log web page requests from client machine by Jeganath KS

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