Access log: Is there a way to track a user's access to ALL pages?

Discussion in 'Installation' started by wasp88, Jul 16, 2006.

  1. wasp88

    wasp88 New Member

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    We have just launched a subscription-site and the aMember software is working great!

    Our concern is that someone can sign-up for a subscription, leech the site, then claim that the site "didn't meet their expectations." In fact, this has already happened.

    Is there a way to track the user's activities on ALL protected pages rather than just their access to the site?

    Thanks.
  2. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    Unfortunately, it is impossible, because it would create too much load for the server.
  3. tomarriola

    tomarriola Member

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    I solve this problem in two ways

    You can run your server access logs thru a report generator or better yet, grep the access log with the ip[ address of the weasel.

    The shell command is:

    grep 1.1.1.1 /etc/httpd/logs/access_log

    (replace 1.1.1.1 with the actual ip of the weasel)

    Tom

    PS your server log may be elsewhere or named differently

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