G wrote:
> At 01:03 PM 8/12/1998 -0400, Urb LeJeune so eloquently stated:
> > The saga continues. Hit the delete button if you're not interested
> >in topic. Would appreciate a few testers.
> >
> >> > I'm not sure a SSI in index.html will still have the
> query string
> >> >if it calls a Perl script. So to be on the save side call
> track.pl. It
> >
> > It does. Let's do a low level test. Create a link on a web page,
> >
> ><A HREF="http://usats.com/track.html?userid">Track my user</A>
> >
> >make userid anytyhing you want. Do it multiple times with different
> >userids if you like.
> >
> > The page will display, and record, your domain, your user assigned
> >ID, the User's IP address, and your reffering document. Obviously other
> >information can be added later.
> >
> > If we're on the right track I'll follow the user moving
> through same
> >pages with cookies.
> >
> This looks good. Except for ...
>
> User's IP Address: 206.217.102.230 mine is 209.130.51.66
>
> When I go to the one displayed, I get a Front Page Web Server
>
> I put up a test page http://www.gapent.com/urbtest.htm and tried
> it three times (different userid) and got the correct userid, but
> not URL.
What if you try it from the test I set up:
http://www.infusiondesign.com/examples/tracker_test.html
?
When I test your example I get the same IP (my IP) that I get when I test my
example. If you do, too, then perhaps your IP address (209.130.51.66) is not
being passed as you think (see Urb's reply to your post).
Jack
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