Advanced Options

Anonymous FTP root directory

NetTracker allows you to specify the anonymous FTP root directory. Some FTP servers log the full path from the system root directory. Specifying an anonymous FTP root directory strips out the leading path allowing the links within NetTracker to work correctly. For example: if the full path to your anonymous ftp root directory was /usr/local/ftp specifying /usr/local/ftp would strip /usr/local/ftp from the path in any imported log entries.

Host lookup URL

NetTracker allows you to specify a CGI script to execute when a user clicks on a host. This functionality can be used to link the host data with data in other databases, giving you the ability to lookup the identity of the user from their host. NetTracker will append the hostname to the end of the specified URL. For example: http://host.domainname.com/scripts/weblookup.exe?host=

User lookup URL

NetTracker allows you to specify a CGI script to execute when a user clicks on an authenticated user. This functionality can be used to link the user data with data in other databases, giving you the ability to lookup the identity of the authenticated user from their username. NetTracker will append the username to the end of the specified URL. For example: http://host.domainname.com/scripts/weblookup.exe?user=