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Re: Web logging
From: "Anthony J. Cogan" <anthony.cogan () thinkunix com>
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:42:18 -0600
I would suggest using SQUID proxy and redirecting all port 80 traffic to it. It provides nice reporting with tools such as Webanalyzer, etc... Stephane Auger wrote:
Hi everyone, one of my customers have requested a way to log the web sites that a few employees go to, for an employee review. They don't want to "spy" the client computers, more like installing a sniffer on the network just for them. Now, I know all about Snort, but I don't think this kind of tool would do the job. Would anyone know of some kind of "invisible" proxy that would just help me log all HTTP/FTP requests? Also, the tool musn't slow down the network considerably, since I've seen that happen before with a few different apps. And I'm open to solutions under Windows, Linux and BSD. Thanks! Stephane Auger
Current thread:
- Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 12)
- Re: Web logging Anthony J. Cogan (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Josh Nerius (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Ted Percival (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging K. K. Mookhey (Nov 16)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Web logging Web Manager (Nov 15)
- Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 15)
- Re: Web logging Michael C. McDonnell (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Omar Salvador Alcalá Ruiz (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging ttate (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Dante Mercurio (Nov 15)
- RE: Web logging Stephane Auger (Nov 15)
(Thread continues...)