Man, I just tried the xav.com logger script for the first time and it's wonderful!

I just need one help though. . . How would I modify the script so that it pulls from the database, any visitor that is a non Mozilla type. That is, any users who are not visting my site with a browser which is most likely using a robot or crawler. I would like to see the browser name and the ip #. Thanks for any help you can give me!

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Never mind about the first post, I got it to work now. Now I have another problem. . . It doesn't seem to capture the REMOTE_HOST. I tried writing a simple command like print $REMOTE_HOST; and nothing comes up. It should detect my IP host right? My IP # should be stored in $REMOTE_ADDR right?

I wrote a simple script on my computer and ran in through OmniHTTPd web server and it detects my remote host name. What is wrong?

[This message has been edited by XanthisHP (edited August 11, 1999).]

Try this:


OR


ENV determines that the variable is an "ENVironmental" variable.

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That's what I tried. . . I think it's my server because the only variable not picking up is the $ENV{REMOTE_HOST}. All the other variables picks me up when I visit. I used SSI and the same thing happens. When I placed it on another server, it works fine.

I see this module called CGI.pm that have sub routines that works for all platforms. How do I call them and store the values?