The perl script I have (awstats) only does this with msie and netscape, here is the string...
my $regvermsie=qr/msie([+_ ]¦)([\d\.]*)/i;
my $regvernetscape=qr/netscape.?\/([\d\.]*)/i;
my $regvermozilla=qr/mozilla(\/¦)([\d\.]*)/i;
In the browser library file IE and netscape can be added to be detected as so...
'netscape7.0',
'netscape6.2.3',
'netscape6.2.2',
'netscape6.2.1',
'netscape6.2',
'msie6.0',
'msie5.5',
'msie5.23',
The user agents I am trying to detect are AOL and MSN... but more specifically their version numbers.
Example...
; AOL 9.0;
; AOL 8.0;
; MSN 9.0;
By default we're supposed to do this...
'aol_9.0',
But this isn't working for anyhting other then MSIE and netscape...
So now I need to figure out how to use perl to add those spaces in the detection strings.
When I look at the aw logs I see no UA's listed with spaces...
This is how the script reads the log...
UA--> Hits
msie6.0 26120
netscape4.04 1
netscape4.51 163
netscape7.0 33
So can anyone help me! I know this has got to be simpler then it seems!
[pre]
my $regverAOL=qr/AOL[?¦_?](\/¦)([\d\.]*)/i;
[/pre](the board is messing with my code. there should be a "space" before the first question mark)
I have MSN, AOL, and some other stuff detecting now that I was having a be-zatch getting to detect.
I can't detect crazy browser with auccreacy yet though. Since there are three parts with two spaces.
