Korey G. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Thursday, August 15, 2002 11:40 AM):

> Im interested in finding out if it is possible,
> and if so, where I can RTFM for more information about this.

> What my issue is:
>    I have a /cgi-bin/mail
> this program will be accessed several times based
> on if the user filled in all the fields.

> I would like to measure this file access based on distinct host,.
> So no matter how many times you tried to send the email, I know that it was 
> only you that sent the email once.

> Since clarity is best than accuracy.
>   ie,.. there may be times when someone tried and gave up, .

> Let me know if you have any ideas


You should first be aware that very rarely does a distinct host
correspond to given user. In addition, it's possible that a given user
sent more than one email. (http://analog.cx/docs/faq.html#faq186)


That said, as you are only looking at a single URL, it is simple
enough to create a report for only that file using FILEINCLUDE and get
a host report for all requests (http://analog.cx/docs/include.html):

    HOST ON
    FILEINCLUDE /cgi-bin/mail

You can even add "ALL OFF" as the first line to get just the General
Summary and the Host Report. The number of lines (including "not
listed") in the Host Report is the number of distinct hosts accessing
the URL. You may even get this from your General Summary alone.



-- 

Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group

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