Re: chewing up apache logs
| From: | Marc Swanson | Date: | Tue, 18 Sep 2001 15:04:21 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: chewing up apache logs | ||
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> I've just changed ISPs, and my old ISP used webalizer to report
> usuage/everything else stats about a website. The new ISP offers a
> simular product for a cost, but it looks very clumsy and bloated.
I had the same problem... I used to host my own and then had to switch to a
hosting service with a log analyzer I didn't like. Being a fan of
webalizer.. heres what I did. I wrote a perl script to download my raw log
file to my local machine, process it with webalizer, and then upload the
webalizer files to my server.
The file is attached. Note that the code is set up to grab log data from
.logs/data so you may have to change that and also it is set up to process 3
websites since I am runnning one main site and 2 virtual hosts. Just trim
that stuff out.
Hope that helps!
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Marc Swanson
MSwanson Consulting
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