At 04:44 PM 9/4/98 -0500, Peter J. Schoenster wrote:
>
>Sounds like you would have to use NT if you used WebTrends for the
>purpose you mention.
I believe so. While I think there are ISAPI and NSAPI interfaces, it still
is probably OS-specific.
>Ummm..... I really don't understand how this works on Apache. I
>bought the ORA Apache book which is only helpful in saying "hey look at
>this" but gives no help in actually doing anything.
With the usertrack module, the cookie format is pre-defined. You control
only on/off, when it expires, and where/how it is logged.
>But I guess you
>would irritate a lot of people like me who browse with "warn about
>cookies" turned on.
And catch many people unaware; the WebTrends tracking module does not make
it obvious that it does its magic via cookies, so you have
webmasters/docmasters wondering where the heck these strange cookies are
coming from when all they did was install some stupid log analysis software...
--bill
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