Re: custom log URGENT !!

[Jeff Beard <je...@cyberxape.com>]

Try logging the referer on host F. It should indicate host R, if that's 
where it came from.

--Jeff

Stéphane Pétrot wrote:
> Hi, 
> 
> I have a server which job is to redirect customer request 
> to URI. 
> The process is : 
> 
> 1. Customer browser send a request to my apache web 
> server (server R).
> 2. The answer is a redirection to an URI from a database 
> (with a php script : 
> header("Location:" . $url) ; )
> 3. Customer browser receive the URI as answer and make 
> the resolution to get 
> the requested final web page (given by the URI).
> 
> OK.
> The final web page is given by another web server (server 
> F).
> 
> My problem is : 
> I want to see in the log of the server F that the 
> customer request hasn't been 
> made directly but through the server R.
> How to configure my server R so that it sends an answer 
> with any information 
> that the customer browser is able to transmitt to the 
> server F. In that way, I 
> can see in the log from the server F that the request 
> come through the server
> F.
> 
> Maybe there is a script solution ? or something else ?
> 
> Thanks for helping !!
>  
> 
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