I have a single web page that must start writing a plain-text log on my own server every time someone lands on it. During a real-time AnyDesk session you will connect to my machine, open the site files in Sublime Text (already installed) and, if needed, move files with FileZilla. What the script must do • On each page load, capture at minimum the visitor’s IP address, country, time, action, url, (geo-IP lookup), and a timestamp. • Append those values to a local log file that sits on the server—no external database or remote storage. • Keep the file readable in plain text so I can open it quickly and scan new entries. I’m fine if you add extra fields such as browser, OS or referrer while you are at it, as long as the essentials above are recorded. Use PHP, JavaScript with a small backend, or any lightweight method you prefer; the goal is simplicity and reliability. We’ll finish the task in one sitting: you connect, drop the code in, test it together by refreshing the page a few times, and I’ll verify that new lines appear in the log with correct data. That’s it—quick job, fast payout.