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Hi, |
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On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 12:34:58 -0300 |
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Mauro Faccenda <faccenda@×××.net> wrote: |
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> I have an customer that has a website hosted in a chrooted environment |
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> and want a stats page (hits, origin, etc...) I have access to the apache |
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> logs but I don't have a shell access, so I was thinking if there is any |
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> php script that reads the log file and plots a nice web page with those |
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> stats. |
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> Or can anyone suggest another solution? |
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Hm, I don't think using a simple php script would work very reliably. |
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Parsing the log files can become a heavy task depending on the |
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logfile's size. So I think it's always the best solution to run the |
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analyzer from command line. |
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You could e.g. run the analyzer on a different host where you have |
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command line access and can run that scripted every night. The |
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resulting stats pages and graphs can then be synced back to the web- |
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only server. |
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Another possibility would be to use desktop programs for the logfile |
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analysis. I don't know of good free programs here, but at least there |
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are a few very professional commercial ones. |
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Both solutions only require access to the logfile which you told you |
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have. |
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-hwh |
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