Hey peaps. I want my site to log every IP that visits my site in a .txt file! I would also like to retrieve more info about the client, eg: OS, Browser, Date & Time visited etc. I know PHP can do this but I do not heh, can anyone give me help concerning this? thx!
IP Logging! how?
To get started, write a simple
<?php echo phpinfo(); ?>
routine. This will display all of the available globals like
$REMOTE_ADDR (ip address) and
$HTTP_USER_AGENT (browser information)
Be aware that ip addresses may not be exactly what you expect. For example, users using a proxy server will all appear to have the same address.
You might also want to consider just using the logs already being generated by your web server.
You should use $SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] instead of $REMOTE_ADDR and $SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"] instead of $HTTP_USER_AGENT. Why ? Security ! And in the last versionS of PHP, register_globals is set, by default, to off...
Thx for the replies but you havnt really answered my question properly heh. I need to know how to log evey IP that visits my site, then stores them into a .txt file. I would also like other info, the info i stated above .
PS: I dont own my web serverl Lycos does, do you really think they'll give me the server logs??? 
$str = $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] . " | " . $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"] . "\n";
$fp = fopen("./log.txt", "a+");
fputs($fp, $str);
fclose($fp);
Thx for the script dude! One prob tho! it didnt work. No info was recorded into the log.txt file! What could be the problem??? Thx.
If you echo $str, do you see something ?
Actually, most providers do give you access to the logs for your domain.
In any event, was a log.txt file actually created? If not then there is probably a file permission problem since the web server probably runs as a different user than the owner of the directory.
You may need to create a logs directory and open up the permissions on it.
lycos.co.uk offers logs but you need to put a banner on your page to log visitors, its in the Extras menu I think on the left hand side