How to differentiate a url typed by the user and the one invoked by the html code

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I need to set up an analytical report for a client on which URLs each user on the network has accessed. However, the reports I've observed show thousands of records that are not good for this purpose. Quoting the apis, jpgs, js and css that html codes call when a page is loaded. So, inside a firewall on a linux server, how can I differentiate the URLs that users have accessed and which the html codes have invoked (also the other traffic passing through it). What information should I look for to find out what the user actually typed?

    
asked by anonymous 08.06.2016 / 05:53

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There are firewalls with proxy modules that already do this trace / blocking for you and that even issue a report, but to do in hand the right thing would be to search for the HTTP GET method and that contains the formats php, html, asp, aspx among others, this really is what the user visibly wanted to access.

    
13.03.2017 / 19:11