Cristian Marchionni
>i have i simple question for you i would record a link to another
>internal server it's not a virtual host but a real secondary server
>i have a page with an image that's is the link to that server and the
>html line looks like this " < A HREF="http://www.secondwww.com/ ecc "
>How i can configure analog to record it Should i modify the apache
>logformat?
>Should i use a different syntax to write the page ?
If I request a page from www.serverA.com, and there is a HREF in that
page that links to www.serverB.net, I don't have to tell ServerA if I
visit ServerB. In fact, there isn't any way for modern browsers to tell
ServerA that they are going to ServerB. I can tell ServerB when I get
there that I just came from ServerA, but the reverse doesn't work.
If you really have to know this information, you can create a "jumpto"
script on your server, and call this script with the target URL as a
parameter. This will cause the browser to visit ServerA, and ServerA
will redirect the user to ServerB. Now you have a record of who asked
for that redirection.
<A HREF="/scripts/jumpto?www.ServerB.org">
(Note that you should use strong consistency checking in any such
script, to avoid potential security issues).
You can see an example of this technique at www.news.com in the "More
news from around the Web" section at the bottom.
Aengus
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