iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 6.0+)

Administering Session Identifiers for Anonymous

Sessions

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Ticketing Strategies

A side effect of this strategy is that log files may not show the true hit number for

ticketed resources because of proxies, as explained in How Proxy Servers Affect

Ticketing on page 11-9.

Dynamically Rewriting References

URL references can be either relative or absolute. Relative references specify the

location of the resource relative to the base document. For example, consider the

directory structure shown in Figure 11-4.

Depending on how you configure the content server, the content server either leaves

all references as they are or converts them in one of the following ways:

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Converts all absolute references to relative reference

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Converts some absolute references to relative references

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Converts some relative references to absolute references

Whether references are absolute or relative can affect the lifetime of tickets.

Figure 11-4. Relative and Absolute References

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Relative Reference = “graphics/picture.gif”

Absolute Reference = “/HTML_Docs/Graphics/picture.gif”

index.htm

picture.gif

Other_Docs

HTML_Docs

Graphics