Looking for an HTTP traffic tracker

[Chris Friedt]

Actually, you could send it to the ULOG target, and I'm sure that there
are a handful of really well developed applications to give you nice
reports. Can't think of one of the top of my head tho.

~/Chris


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>>> talexb-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org 9/14/05 2:51:38 pm >>>
On 9/14/05, Stephen Clarke <stephenc-1+gBmcx5sBQ at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> 
> I need some ideas. I've been asked to find a way to compile log files
of 
> all the Web sites visited from a group of workstations running Ubuntu
5.04. 
> I've investigated several possibilities but was wondering if anyone
knew of 
> a good resource for me to consult with.
>  I've looked at IPTraf, Ethereal and Tethereal but they don't appear
to do 
> exactly what I need. I've also considered installing squid as a proxy
on the 
> network but that seems a bit too extreme a solution for what I need.
>  All suggestions welcome.
> 

How about setting up a web proxy to handle all of the traffic from the

Ubuntu workstations. Then you can run Analog, Apache::ParseLog, or just
roll 
your own scripts on the resulting log files.

Alex

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