hi friends.
I want to write a program on client end which will trap all the urls accessed by the surfer. Requirement is something like that the program will run in background and logs all urls in text file. Can somebody please suggest me tools .. i preffer C ... just tell me how shall i write it ?..... client browser can be NS, IE.... anything..
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And Then ranjeet walunj wrote .............
I want to write a program on client end which will trap all theurls accessed by the surfer. Requirement is something like that the program will run in background and logs all urls in text file. Can somebody please suggest me tools .. i preffer C ... just tell me how shall i write it ?..... client browser can be NS, IE....
try creating a transparent proxy ... redirect all request for port 80 to your proxy server (ipchains).... and then analyse the proxy server logs ... The existence of the proxy is transparent to the user
try creating a transparent proxy ... redirect all request for port 80 to your proxy server (ipchains).... and then analyse the proxy server logs ... The existence of the proxy is transparent to the user
user machine can be windows family also ............ then?
ranjeet
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, ranjeet walunj wrote:
try creating a transparent proxy ...
user machine can be windows family also ............ then?
Like I mentioned earlier, use junkbuster. It works on all platforms.
Philip
On Jun 12, 2001 at 10:50, Philip S Tellis wrote:
Like I mentioned earlier, use junkbuster. It works on all platforms.
And it's nice! Exactly what I need. Thanks, Philip.
(Yes, I know it doesn't cache, which squid -- which I was using -- does. I don't care.)
Sometime on Jun 11, ranjeet walunj assembled some asciibets to say:
I want to write a program on client end which will trap all the urls accessed by the surfer. Requirement is something like that the program will run in background and logs all urls in text file.
Get junkbuster. It's written in C, runs as a proxy on your machine. Is GPL'ed. Currently used to block advertisements and in fact anything you don't want to waste bandwidth on, but easily enough modified to do what you want.
Remember the unix philosophy - keep it simple. If it's already been done, don't redo it, just make it better.
Philip
when you are talking about monitoring a client, You must surely be having some kind of proxy server running. Every proxy server maintains logs, and you can monitor the logs based on each "login name" to see what each person has used the internet for. Why do you need another program....
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