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July 28th, 2000, 03:40 AM
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Take a look at the log-file named acces.??? ( i forgot) It tells you the IP's of visitors and the requested pages
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August 1st, 2000, 02:37 AM
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Hello,
FOR WIN32 With the standard Apache install, ALL visits are logged to your... C:Program FilesApache GroupApachelogs Directory. Their, you should look for "access.log". This contains a log of all hits generated on your accounts. Errors, such as 500's(if Perl or PHP, etc.. are installed) or 404's..etc..are logged to error.log. This makes Apache & Win32 Great for de-bugging those stubborn CGI scripts that just don't want to work! Good luck!=) ^N|R ------------------ NobodysReal@hotmail.com Aim: PRM Magic ICQ: 77968493
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