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Specific Logging on Linux Router?

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I have a linux box running as a router on my network, so that every single packet between my network and the internet goes through that router.

I would like to log all the URLs accessed by the client computers. If I filter all the packets with the destination port 80 and log them somewhere, I still need a way to go through the packet and find the URL. Is there a easy way for me to do this?

Also, I have AOL/Oscar clients running on many different computers, and I find it bothersome to combine the log files every once in a while. Is there an easy way to log the messages directly from the router?

Thanks
 
I'm not an expert on this sort of thing, but it sounds like you want a proxy of some sort. That'll log all your requests. If you set up a transparent proxy, no client machine configuration is required.
 
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