#5 Logfiles dosn't catch everything...

[Kenneth Vindum]

Scenario:
If a client attempts to log onto the server but fails, no log
file is written. Only clients that has successfully logged
onto the server gets their log file written. This means
that it isn’t possible to see what the client, that didn’t
log on to the server, did wrong. Unless of course if we
do spy on him before he goes offline again! This way we
don’t look at the log file, but at the communication still
stored in memory.

Suggested solution:
A window that contains all server communication with
clients not logged on (from the connection moment to
the moment where the correct password has been
given). This window will not store anything, and will
erase it contents upon close. When a client loges on to
the server, its communication is no longer showed in
the window. Only a sessionnumber is provided for the
administrator to follow if he wises to follow the client
further (could a link or so be made?)