UserTrack

Specify whether Interchange should send a X-Track header along with the rest of the HTTP response.

Synopsis

This is a Yes or No directive.  The default is No.

Scope

This directive is only available for use in the local (catalog.cfg) configuration file.  It will not affect any other website in any way.  This directive will not work in the global (interchange.cfg) configuration file. 

Availability This configuration directive was introduced in version 5.5.0, and is therefore not available for use with any earlier Interchange version. Interchange versions 5.5.0 and 5.5.1 defaulted this directive to "Yes" This default was changed to "No" in Interchange 5.5.2.

Description

Interchange will usually send a X-Track HTTP header with its response to any page request.  The UserTrack directive allows you to disable the setting of that header, should you wish to do so for some reason.

The X-Track header, when enabled, provides information that you can save into your your web server's logs.  You can configure your Apache logs to save Interchange user tracking information by adding the following directives to your Apache server configuration:

See the TrackFile local configuration directive for information on how to save the user tracking (clicktrail) information to an Interchange-controlled log file.