InternetOfficer.com

First, thank you and congratulations for this wonderful plugin !

I have the same problem than kkchan, as a quick fix waiting for a proper fix I made the following changes to restore the IP address from the resolved host :

— follow_me_by_internetofficer_orig.pm        2011-01-21 13:46:13.441618617 +0100
+++ follow_me_by_internetofficer.pm     2011-01-21 02:47:24.922211933 +0100
@@ -109,9 +109,20 @@
                if ($host eq '__title__') {
                        print '<th width="40">' . $plugin_message{'Follow Me'} . '</th>' ;
                } elsif ($host) {
+$filename = '/var/lib/awstats/dnscachelastupdate.' . $SiteDomain . '.txt';
+if (open(FILE, $filename)) {
+       while(<FILE>)
+       {
+               chomp;
+               @fields = split('t', $_);
+               if (lc($fields[2]) eq $host) { $host = $fields[1]; }
+       }
+       close FILE;
+}
+
                        print "<td>";
                        print '<a href="' . $AWScript . '?config=' . $SiteConfig . '&amp;pluginmode=follow_me_by_internetofficer&amp;host=' . $host
                        . ($Lang ? '&amp;lang=' . $Lang : '') . '" target="_blank">' . $plugin_message{'Zoom'} . '</a>' ;

 

It is far from being perfect, because it reads the whole dnscache file for every row, and I am not sure the file location is always the same, but it works 🙂

 

Based on this plugin, I also wrote another one called "Who Visited" which is the counterpart of "Follow Me" : for a given URL, it shows the list of hosts that visited it. But this one is very dirty, and it doesn't ignore search engines robots. But I find it very useful, maybe you can write a similar plugin ?

Mine is available at http://crteknologies.fr/wiki/d…..re:awstats

 

Cyril