Is it possible to get a status code / filename report that would give
you the number of 200, 206 etc results for a given filename?
This could be particularly useful for hosting companies to be able to
provide feedback to their customers.
Jeffrey Schoolcraft
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I'm using the TUX webserver (kernel/userspace web server) and it's log
file format looks like this:
192.168.23.112 - - Thu Mar 1 08:34:59 2001 GET index1.html HTTP/1.1 10 200
192.168.23.112 - - Thu Mar 1 08:34:59 2001 GET index1.html HTTP/1.1 10 200
192.168.23.111 - - Thu Mar 1 08:34:59 2001 G
is it possible to get the graphs and or reports to talk about statistics
in terms of bytes instead of page requests. Bytes is a more interesting
value for me as a content hosting company as opposed to someone with a
more traditional website.
Jeffrey Schoolcraft
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I'm trying to make heads or tails of some logs left to me. Have multiple
servers running (up to 5 at one point). I've collected all the logs and
seperated them into directories by machine (mostly). I wanted to do
something like:
analog +F001201 +T001231 /path/to/logs/*/*
I get a lot of double
oh, okay. i thought I saw that, +/- on each element, but i think that was only if you
started it with - or +. Thanks.
Jeff
* Jeremy Wadsack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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> Jeffrey A Schoolcraft wrote:
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> > For now I'm trying to go back and do daily stats for abo
For now I'm trying to go back and do daily stats for about 3 months of logs. I hacked
up a little perl script that will make a bunch of calls with command line arguments, I
hope, but I'm confused with the from and to.
My call is:
analog +F00-09-20 +T00-09-21
+O/home/httpd/html/foo.com/users/b
Stefan,
I think you are having the same problem I talked about in my other reply. If you do
this in a cron with a shell or perl script you should be able to yank the date stamp
with something like:
BASH:
dts=`date +%Y%m%d`
PERL:
my $dts=`date +%Y%m%d`;
chomp($dts);
And in both cases specify
Your perl time troubles can be settled by installing the DateCalc.pm (perl module),
you can probably get it from www.cpan.org.
The problem I thought you were asking to solve was how you go back through and re run
the stats for all the logs that have been processed with some other reports done (
* Jeremy Wadsack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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> > Is this a viable solution for an ISP or someone who would like to charge users for
>bandwidth. something like /url/username/ I'd like to group reports by username for
>users,
Is this a viable solution for an ISP or someone who would like to charge users for
bandwidth. something like /url/username/ I'd like to group reports by username for
users, overall for myself. but get breakdowns smaller than 1 hour, like 5 minutes.
If this is possible please tell me how?
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