[octane]

Hey,

I've got a site which is hosted externally using Apache, and the hosting company won't allow me to have access to the access, referrer, or error logs. Is there any way for me to set up a script on my webspace to somehow monitor, and duplicate what the Apache logs do? They allow me to have cgi, php, and so on.

Another wee question. How easy would it be to have people who visit my site to be re-directed to my server on my own computer? Is it just a simple TAG in the index.html page?

Thanks for any help.

[philzilla]

Originally posted by octane:
I've got a site which is hosted externally using Apache, and the hosting company won't allow me to have access to the access, referrer, or error logs. Is there any way for me to set up a script on my webspace to somehow monitor, and duplicate what the Apache logs do? They allow me to have cgi, php, and so on.

logging scripts here

Originally posted by octane:
Another wee question. How easy would it be to have people who visit my site to be re-directed to my server on my own computer? Is it just a simple TAG in the index.html page?

use someone like DynDNS (free) as a forwarding service, if you have a dynamic IP. then just use a frameset to include your local pages

[octane]

Originally posted by philzilla:
logging scripts here
use someone like DynDNS (free) as a forwarding service, if you have a dynamic IP. then just use a frameset to include your local pages

Cheers Philzilla.

[octane]

Those scripts are pretty good, thanks again for the link.