Re: [users@httpd] Is this normal?

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--- Keith A <sunken@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> I am new to this site and have been reading through
> all the information
> presented here, but my search didn't answer my
> question.

Welcome to the group.


~snip~
> 
> Anyway, if a visitor comes in to the site (and it
> apparently matters
> little which browser) from the index page, it
> records like 4-5 entries
> for that index page (GET / with the same IP as the
> original request,
> but no referer after the initial request), one right
> after the other a
> couple of seconds apart.  Then if the visitor from
> that IP goes to any
> other page (which logs normally), another 4-5
> entries for the index
> page (again GET / with no referer) are written into
> the log.  This
> seems to happen for every page they go to.  It
> doesn't happen for
> everyone, just certain people, I'd say maybe 5%-10%
> of the traffic.

Of course it happens for every page.
one requiest for the page file, with referrer.
one request for every single image / video / audio /
flash resource on the page.
you are averaging 5 requests per page, that is a page
and 4 images most likely.

 
> We do ads on impressions, so what I am curious about
> is if this is
> normal behavior and whether the ads are being run
> each time
> (javascript).  There is no other resulting entries
> with the GET /
> commands (as in image loads, etc), just the multiple
> lines.
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated in knowing
> whether I'm just being
> paranoid or this is something that is on my server
> and what to do about
> it, if anything?
>don't do anything, it's natural behavior, and exactly
what the logs should be showing.

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