iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 5.1+)

Administering Session Identifiers for Anonymous
Sessions
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Using Session Identifiers for Reporting
You can change this behavior by using the -RewriteHtmlLinks attribute, which has
the following format:
-RewriteHtmlLinks Relative | Off
where:
-RewriteHtmlLinks Relative
specifies the default behavior.
Off
prevents the server from rewriting HTML references.
Rewriting Image References
By default, the server does not rewrite image references. If you have disabled the use of
cookies, or if you are forcing tickets into URLs, you may want to direct the server to
make absolute all image references to ensure that tickets are not inserted into these
URLs. This action ensures that the images are cached by proxy servers. However, if you
want to track the number of times image references are selected, you should make
relative all image references.
You specify what action the content server should take for image references by using the
RewriteImageLinks attribute, which has the following format:
-RewriteImageLinks Absolute | Relative | Off
For example, to make absolute all image references in department 5, you enter
SI_Department 5 -RewriteImageLinks Absolute
Using Session Identifiers for Reporting
One of the uses of Session Identifiers is to track how specific users access resources in a
content server. Whenever the server receives a ticket, it logs the ticket’s user ID and
group ID, enabling you to organize reports by visits.