Re: persistant user tracking
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Tue, 27 Feb 2001 22:40:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: persistant user tracking | ||
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> What are some methods for persistant user tracking?
>
> I need to limit the number of times a person can search for certain
material without forcing them to create a login.
>
> Currently I am using cookies to limit the number of searches a person can
do but, quiting and removing the cookie
> file easily defeats that. Storing their IP address locally would work but
then not everyone has a static ip. Would
> grabbing the MAC from their ethernet card be doable? Again alot of people
use modems.
>
> Any thoughts or resources you know of?
Othere than logging in, which you seem to want to avoid for the first N
searches, there doesn't seem to be much more you can do.
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