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FOTOWEB 6.0 Reference Manual - FotoWare

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never use the information again. This will make it impossible to use the Back and Forward buttons in web<br />

browsers 10 . This is only an instruction; ill-behaved clients can ignore this instruction at will.<br />

Max Failed Login Attempts from Single IP Address<br />

FotoWeb counts the number of failed login attempts per IP address. If the count exceeds the number set<br />

in this option, all requests from this IP address will be rejected by FotoWeb until the system is restarted.<br />

This option will stop password-guessing hackers from being able to access your system.<br />

Activity Logging<br />

FotoWeb allows logging all activity that takes place on the site. These logs can be used to extract statistics<br />

of different sorts and/or monitor other activities.<br />

Log types to write<br />

Define the types of the logs to be written. The site text log is written to the ‘\logs’<br />

folder. The user text log is written to ‘\users\\logs folder. These logs<br />

are written in the form as defined in Log Format section. Database logs are written to the database<br />

defined in ‘Database options‘. You must enable logging to the database to use the reporting functionality<br />

in the Administration web interface.<br />

Log format<br />

Define the format of the text logs. Each log entry is written on a separate line. The separation of log<br />

elements can be comma separated, quoted and comma separated, tab separated or quoted and tab<br />

separated.<br />

10 Users will be requested to press the Refresh button to retrieve the page from the server after using these buttons.<br />

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