This is a pain for me, as all my pages are served through the index page. (This figure ends up as effectively being the total number of page views.)
I want to know the requests for JUST:
/
rather than:
/index.php
/index.php?page=page.php&area=int&fu=bar
etc. as well.
Perhaps this seems like an odd requirement, but obviously the number of requests for / will be the number of times browsers entered the site for the first time in a session.
Is there anyway of setting this up?
Currently, I have to grep the log file and count the returned lines.
Is there any way forward with some sort of alias directive?
It seems the complexity of our site structures is outgrowing the intended function of analog - we may end up writing some custom reporting software anyway, and combining that with some home-made logging with our non-traditional structures in mind.
Many Thanks,
Alastair Hole
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 03:45 pm, Stephen Turner wrote:
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Alastair Hole wrote:You're correct, but it also includes /index.html which is the same file.Hi,I am a little confused by the request report: When I see '/' appear as a file in the request report section, I would expect the figure to be the number of successful 'GET / HTTP/1.x' requests, i.e. the first visit to the site; the number of times the base url was typed into a browser's address bar (or similar action). However, when I grep out all the '"GET / HTTP' lines from the log, there are far fewer (thousands) than the figure mentioned above.
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