You mentioned using webalizer, the tool i use is similar awstats. It
produces similar outputs, i found with more information however. It
depends what your wanting to see. AWStats will show referal information,
search queries, browser type and version etc. Times the page is views,
bandwidth usage. http://awstats.sf.net (or emerge awstats)
Tim
Aaron Walker wrote:
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Grant wrote:
| I've been using webalizer to analyze apache2's access_log. When I
| browse the raw log file, I realize I'm missing out on a lot of
| information when I'm using webalizer, but then again, the raw log file
| is too much info. Is there another tool that lets you see, for
| example, all raw log entries that include referrer information that is
| not from my own site for a particular day?
|
| - Grant
coreutils!
For example, to see all log entries for today that didn't come from
127.0.0.1
you could do:
$ grep -v '127.0.0.1' /var/log/apache2/access_log | grep $(date
+%d/%b/%Y)
If you only want say the referrer information for sites that aren't
yours, you
could do:
$ cat /var/log/apache2/access_log | awk '{ print $11 }' | grep -v
'http://yourdomain/'
grep/sed/awk etc are indespensible for stuff like this. learn them!
Cheers
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