RE: Recommendations for a Passive Web Content Monitoring solution?

["Ed Carp" <erc () pobox com>]

> Maybe I was not specific enough.  When I said "Web Content
> Monitoring" I was
> refering to monitoring the web site usage by employees during business
> hours.  I am not specifically looking for something that would
> trace it back
> to the employee, just something to give my client a good overview of most
> the surfing.  I have seen the commercial solutions, such as silentrunner,
> and websweeper, but those are targeted more toward stoping the viewing of
> web sites, not just monitoring, plus, of course, they cost :)  Also, as I
> said in my origian post, I realize I could implement this myself,
> but again,
> I would rather not re-invent the wheel.

This is exactly what the squid logs will show you.  Squid is included free
with most Linux and *BSD distributions and is very easy to set up.

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