There are many many pieces of software capable of parsing the logs - WebLog Lite will turn logs into a fully fledged site with graphs and other bells and whistles - but the point is that the server logs this stuff for you, and isn't particularly a concern of Umbraco. Either weay, if you're clued-up up the IP address you're looking for then parsing with anything to reach your conclusion should be trivial.
Log requester's IP address
Is there a way to automatically include in the logger the requester's IP address?. We are suspecting that one of websites is being scrapped.
You should be able to access this from your IIS web logs - open the properties of the website, find the location/name of the log, and browse.
/wishes I could edit others' posts hereOr install Elmah
Thank you guys for your responses. We checked the IIS logs but then we have to parse them. The Elmah project looks very interesting http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/use-elmah-with-umbraco
Byron,
There are many many pieces of software capable of parsing the logs - WebLog Lite will turn logs into a fully fledged site with graphs and other bells and whistles - but the point is that the server logs this stuff for you, and isn't particularly a concern of Umbraco. Either weay, if you're clued-up up the IP address you're looking for then parsing with anything to reach your conclusion should be trivial.
Thanks Grant
is working on a reply...
This forum is in read-only mode while we transition to the new forum.
You can continue this topic on the new forum by tapping the "Continue discussion" link below.