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News: WWWStat4Mac  Keywords: Application, Macintosh, httpd4mac
by Peter Hardman ,   1995, Dec 12 
I have written a log analyser for Macintosh called WWWStat4Mac. It can be used to process files for any log file in the common log format
the URL is 

http://sodium.ch.man.ac.uk/pages/wwwstat4mac.html

Cheers

Peter Hardman
News: Archimedes stats package  Keywords: w3perl Archimedes Unix
by domisse ,   1995, Dec 19

Hi everybody !

I've written a Perl package to analyse log file. It currently work on Unix but I've planned to convert it back on my archimedes. Its output is in HTML, french and english, textual and graphs, referee and agent log...and more... Have a look at http://www.club-internet.fr/~domisse/w3perl/Docs/html/index.html Thanks

Laurent
COOL SITE FOR WEBMASTERS.  by <Anonymous> ,   1996, Jan 19
This is a cool site:

The WebMasters Network.
http://TheWebMastersNetwork.Com
Question: Not Available?  by <Anonymous> ,   1997, Jan 08
Re: COOL SITE FOR WEBMASTERS.

I think the http reference is wrong?

Sad: Not working  by <Anonymous> ,   1997, May 13
Re: COOL SITE FOR WEBMASTERS.
this site is not working

Agree: Web Master should check this web site  by Vinh Vu ,   1998, Mar 10
Re: COOL SITE FOR WEBMASTERS.
WindDance Networks Corporation develops a Web Site Management Tool named WebChallenger which includes 7 components: Web Alarm, Web Benchmark, Web Explorer, Web Diagnosis, Web Director, Web Statistics and Web Verify. We invite you to visit our web site at http://www.WindDanceNet.com and download a 30 days evaluation version of WebChallenger. If you are interested in this product, please let us know your mailing address we will send you all the informations about WebChallenger.

Regards,

Vinh Vu

News: 3Dstats - A 3D Access Statistics Generator  by Stefan Stapelberg ,   1996, Feb 11
3Dstats analyzes the logfile of a web server and creates a simple three-dimensional VRML model of the server's load by day and by hour. 3Dstats is available for free at http://www.netstore.de/Supply/3Dstats/.
Warning: HOW *NOT* TO USE HTTP LOG FILES  Keywords: abuse of logfiles
by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Jun 10

Eryq (Erik Dorfman) writes at: 

  http://selsvr.stx.com/~eryq/using-http-logs

"It has come to my attention that people are still using HTTPD log files to gather statistics for WWW_interface-usage in ways which have absolutely no bearing on reality."

I wonder if any of the log analyzers automatically do the right thing for naive sysadmin.

Feedback: Get a grep on yourself, man! :)  Keywords: abuse of logfiles
by Pat Parrinello ,   1996, Aug 15
Re: Warning: HOW *NOT* TO USE HTTP LOG FILES (Daniel M LaLiberte)
I seriously doubt that the medical profession will be
using x-ray analysis software with 100% reliability
anytime soon. So too reading log files.
What is surprising is how many "sysadmins" don't know how
to find them much less read them. "We've got statbot!"

  Yeah, right! ;)

 Job security... :-D
News: http-analyze - A real fast Log Analyzer for web servers  Keywords: HTTPD log analyzer
by <Anonymous> ,   1996, Jun 11

The beta-test of http-analyze, a fast log analyzer for web servers, has finally ended. http-analyze analyzes a server's logfile and creates detailed statistics about the server's access load, the amount of data sent by the server and the efficiency of caching mechanisms (http-analyze DOES NOT count the number of visitors of your site for reasons explained in an article by Erik Dorfman.

The program has been highly optimized to process huge logfiles in a reasonable time (on an Indy R4400/175MHz http-analyze processes about 21.000 log entries per second!).

http-analyze requires an ANSI C compiler, a server supporting the common logfile format, and Thomas Boutell's gd graphics library for fast GIF creation.

http-analyze is copyrighted, but available for free at The World's Finest Netstore, the web server of RENT-A-GURU®.

Have fun!

Question: How e When delete log files using http-analyzer  Keywords: HTTPD log analyzer
by Daniel Lim-Apo ,   1997, Feb 15
Re: News: http-analyze - A real fast Log Analyzer for web servers 

Hi we are from Brazil,
 We are using http-analyzer.
 How I can dalete the log files.
 When I delete log files and run http_analyze with -m option then the old stats are deleted of the html output pages of Http-Analyzer.
 The system configuration is:
 The HTTP server is NCSA HTTPD 1.4.2 
 The Operating System is BSDI BSD 2.0

Help!
Question: deleteing histroy from history bar  by Frantzbenjamin ,   2000, Jan 21
Re: Question: How e When delete log files using http-analyzer (Daniel Lim-Apo)
i wanted to know if you knew a way to delete the history in the history bar where all the sites are just stored not favorites history bar
Feedback: SurfReport tries to analyze number of visitors  by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Jun 11

From WEBster, June 11.

SurfReport (http://bienlogic.com/surfreport) is a Web application that analyzes the number of visitors to your Web site. The application generates graphic reports of statistics for a particular period or a particular day; delivers reports on the web and sends them by e-mail to a list of recipients. Reports can be customized with your logo or background.

Note: Common Log Format  by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Jul 09
The document Logging Control In W3C httpd includes a description of the Common Log Format. It is not very specific about the date format, however.
Request for Win95 NCSA access log analysis & statistics Software  Keywords: Win95 NCSA access log analysis & statistics Software
by Eric Nolan ,   1996, Jul 09

Request for Win95 NCSA access log analysis & statistics Software

I'd really appreciate help in recieving a software tool to help analyse my access_log and produce elaborate statistics & graphs

We only have a Win95 Box, we need to FTP download our access_log from our service provider and crunch our stats on our local Pentium PC.

Most of the NCSA access log packages are only available for the UNIX Platform, but we need to use it on WIN95. Some of the UNIX packages for access_log statistics can produce very eleborate information sorted by a variety of topics. We have been having trouble finding any such packages for WIN95 when doing standard internet searches.

We need it to run on Win 95 and output in HTML format- We would like to gather statistics over a variety of time periods to measure peak periods: Hourly, Daily, Week, Month, Year peak times or hours etc which pages are hit the most. Contacts - by country - Most common visitors Pages per visit

Your time and help to locate such software is appreciated.

Thanks,

Best, Eric Nolan eric@premed.edu enolan@spacelab.net

Hunter College, CUNY NY, NY

MKStats works on Win32  Keywords: Win95 NCSA access log analysis & statistics Software
by Matt Kruse ,   1996, Jul 22
Re: Request for Win95 NCSA access log analysis & statistics Software (Eric Nolan )

MKStats will work perfectly on Win95/NT. It requires Perl 5, which you can download from hip.com to run on Win95. I have done most of my development of the program on a Win95 machine, so I know it works great. Everything you need to run the graphical reports is even included.

MKStats will soon be available at http://www.mkstats.com/

If it's not there yet, take a quick look at http://web.sau.edu/~mkruse/mkstats/

I think you'll be more than pleased with the results.

News: CookieStats  by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Aug 07

See:

http://www.netimages.com/~snowhare/utilities/cookies.html

CookieStats 1.0 is a small perl script that scans the cookies_log generated by Apache and produces a list of accessed pages and unique cookies. This has the effect of screening out duplicate accesses by single browsers and gives a relatively hard lower limit on the number of people accessing a page. Not all browsers support cookies, so some people are missed. This error is, however, under 10%.

More: Change that URL  by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Aug 07
Re: News: CookieStats (Daniel M LaLiberte)

Apparently it should instead be:

http://www.netimages.com/~snowhare/utilities/cookiestats.html

More: Change that URL (but only if you want to) ;-)  by Benjamin Franz ,   1996, Dec 29
Re: More: Change that URL (Daniel M LaLiberte)

Well, this is more than slightly belated (I just found this collection of archived articles), but both URLs (<URL:http://www.netimages.com/~snowhare/utilities/cookiestats.html> and <URL:http://www.netimages.com/~snowhare/utilities/cookies.html>) will work now. Figured I might as well fix it since I found this by following a broken link backwards...

Happy to Confuse. 

:)

-- Benjamin Franz

News: ATstats is a user-configurable form-based statistics package   by Daniel M LaLiberte <liberte>,   1996, Sep 03
Body-URL: http://www.anachron.com/ATstats/
http://www.anachron.com/ATstats/
KwikStat  Keywords: Web Access Statistics
by Daniel Cedras ,   1996, Sep 21

Web Access Statistics (PERL)

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/usamaw/kwikstat 

ALSO:
http://www.texas.net/~cedras/kwikstat

Angry: Are You shure that is works  by <kocka>,   1996, Sep 27
I get Your analyzer to try him but he dosn't work. Why.
Question: Utility about analyzing Oracle Webserver 1.x/2.x logs?  Keywords: Oracle , Log File Formats
by Nick Fotis ,   1996, Sep 27

Hi,

I tried to massage my Oracle Webserver 1.x logs (under AIX), but it seems that's not in the classic formats (NCSA/Common).

My first try was with the Analog 1.2, and the Beta Analog 1.94.6, which proclaimed 'corrupted log lines' the whole file.

Do you know of a respective utility about analyzing these files?

Here's a sample from my server's log file:

193.92.197.98 - - [Sun, 22 Sep 1996 07:49:47 GMT] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 200 193

193.92.133.34 - - [Sun, 22 Sep 1996 08:12:14 GMT] "GET /icons/logo.gif HTTP/1.0" 200 2337

193.92.88.212 - - [Sun, 22 Sep 1996 08:27:06 GMT] "POST /demo/owa/tobhma.showvals HTTP/1.0" 200 3840

(these lines are wrapped from the textarea FORM)

I'll be grateful for any hints.

Greetings, Nick Fotis.

Feedback: WebTrends will analyze your Oracle Web Server Log files  Keywords: Oracle , Log File Formats
by <Anonymous> ,   1996, Nov 04
Re: Question: Utility about analyzing Oracle Webserver 1.x/2.x logs? (Nick Fotis)
WebTrends Will analyze your Oracle Web Server Log Files.

A free trial is available at:

http://www.webtrends.com

Webmaster@egsoftware.com
KwikStat's new name -> LogScribe  Keywords: Web Access Counter
by Daniel C. ,   1996, Oct 04

KwikStat was renamed to LogScribe due to conflicts with another software name. The URL has also changed 

to: http://www.texas.net/~cedras/logscribe
32 BIT WebTrends is now available for download  Keywords: Log Analyzer Web Server WebTrends Stats Statistics
by <Anonymous> ,   1996, Nov 04

Dear Webmaster/Marketing Manager,

WebTrends v2.1 is now available from the WebTrends Web Site at: http://www.webtrends.com

Users that purchased WebTrends v2.x can download a free upgrade to version 2.1 from the WebTrends site.

e.g. Software is now offering a 12 months subscription to new versions of WebTrends for only $59.

Users that purchased WebTrends v1.x can now download v2.1 and purchase the subscription right from inside the product.

What is new in v2.1?

*32 BIT Windows 95/NT Application WebTrends now delivers the fastest performance available and support for Long File Names.

*400% Performance improvement on Windows NT Systems Analyze and produce a complete report at a speed of 7-9MB per minute (On a Windows NT 166 Mhz Pentium) 

*12 New Tables and Graphs (More than 35 Total) 
 1. Most used Netscape Browsers by Version
 2. Most used Microsoft Browsers by Version
 3. Top Paths taken by Visitors
 4. Ad Clicks
 5. Ad Views
 6. Top Entry Pages
 7. Top Exit Pages
 8. Least Requested Pages
 9. Top Pages of single hit user sessions
 10. Visiting Spiders, Crawlers and Robots
 11. Average Time spent on most requested pages
 12. FTP Uploads on IIS Servers

*Built in Intranet configuration and management Define and create specific reports on individuals, Groups and Departments linked to your Organization's Intranet across cities, states and even countries. Define up to 1000 sub organizations or individuals to be recognized in the report. (View an Intranet Sample Report).

*Ad Views Define and Automatically report on specific advertising graphic files which were viewed by visitors to your Web Servers.

*Ad Clicks Define and report on scripts and files that are executed when a specific Advertisement is clicked on by visitors to your Web servers. Find out Click Through Rate and provide your advertising customers with detailed reports.

*Ad Clicks and Ad Views Filters Produce reports on specific advertisement activity so you can send reports to your customers about their Advertisement only. Give your customers a complete demographic report about the users that Clicked on their ad.

*Filter on referrer Filtering on referrer allows you to measure the "quality" of users coming to your site from other sites or from specific Internet Advertisement link. This feature allows you to understand how effective your advertising is and whether or not you are advertising on the right site.

*Analyzes O'Reilly's Web Site "Windows Log File Format" Supports your O'Reilly WebSite proprietary log file format as well as all other log file formats created by WebSite.

*Analyzes Cold Fusion Log files Supports Cold Fusion Log files.

*Analyzes and reports on the new extended IIS log files WebTrends now includes a special Plug-In that allows your Microsoft IIS web server to log additional information about the referrer and agent (browser) of the browsing user.

*Analyzes and reports on IIS FTP activity WebTrends now supports both download and upload activity on your Microsoft IIS FTP server. New graphs and tables are now included in the report for file uploads.

*Run WebTrends as a Service from the Windows NT Scheduler WebTrends can now automatically and transparently create reports using the Windows NT Scheduler Service. Just provide the log file information and report type on the command line and you can schedule hundreds of reports to be executed in the background even if the machine is locked.

*Support for multiple instances and simultaneous reports.

*A new and more robust Instruction Manual of 140 pages.

Have fun....

WebMaster@egsoftware.com

Question: Request for Access Log Utility  Keywords: access logs database
by Derek Ellingwood ,   1996, Nov 20 
Are there any tools on the market (or about to come on 
the market) which will read native Web access logs,
allow parsing of the data and then store the data 
within a relational database ?


All responses appreciated


Derek Ellingwood
daellingwood@nbtel.nb.ca
News: Oracle Webserver Logfile Filter  Keywords: oracle logfile filter
by Carlos Eduardo Cianflone ,   1996, Dec 13

Hi,

To all those unfortunate souls that, like myself, webmaster an Oracle-powered Web Site, and are unable to use third-part log analyzer with that weird logfile format...

I spent some time writing and debugging this tiny C program (instead of going to the beach), just to give us a chance to get our site's accesses analyzed.

Cut the code below, compile it and use as a filter. It accepts an Oracle Logfile as stdin, and outputs a fixed "NCSA/common" format logfile. I don't have yet a very large log file, so I was not able to test this program against every possible entry in the logfile, but it seems to work well. After I run the filter, I was able to use analog, wusage, ftpweblog, accesswatch, etc...

So, here is it, enjoy. Any doubt on using the code, send me an e-mail. Anybody please feel free to alter and improve the code.

Bye. 

 /* CODE STARTS HERE                                   */
 /* LOGFILT.C : A PROGRAM TO FIX ORACLE WEB LOG FILES  */
 /* BY NAVA@USP.BR                                     */
 /* 12/DEC/96                                          */
 /*                                                    */
 /* just ANSI-compile this program:                    */
 /* cc -Aa logfilt.c -o logfilt     (it should work)   */
 /* and use it to generate a new (fixed) log file,     */
 /* by means of redirecting stdin and stdout:          */
 /* logfilt < your_oracle_log_file > fixed_log_file    */
 /* now you may use any log analyzer you want!         */

 #include <stdio.h>

 void main(void);
 void main(void)
 {
	short int c;
	char buffer[27];

	while (1)
	{
		c=getchar();
		if (feof(stdin)) break;
		if (c=='[')
		{
			putchar(c);
			c=getchar();
			if (c==']')
			{
				putchar(c);
				continue;
			}
			scanf("%4c",buffer);
			scanf("%24c",buffer);
			buffer[2]='/';
			buffer[6]='/';
			buffer[11]=':';
			buffer[21]='+';
			buffer[22]='0';
			buffer[23]='0';
			buffer[24]='0';
			buffer[25]='0';
			buffer[26]=0;
			printf(buffer);
		}
		else putchar(c);
	}
 }
 /* CODE ENDS HERE                           */
News: UWwebmon launch - Java web monitor tool (announcement/advert)  Keywords: webmon, analysis, monitor, internet, java, surf, employee, uw
by Jason Starr ,   1997, Jan 08

I thought readers may be interested in our new Java based web analysis tool - UWwebmon (http://www.uwsoftware.co.uk/webmon-home.html). This is a graphical tool for analysing who is doing what from your network. It's very flexible, and our website includes an online demonstration (if you have a Java compatible browser), and a free download facility. I'd be delighted to hear any comments - jason@custom-bsys.co.uk.

Note: Need some help in the design of Event logging component  by hloganathan ,   2000, Nov 16
Re: News: UWwebmon launch - Java web monitor tool (announcement/advert) (Jason Starr)
Hai!

I'm new to java and now assigned a task of building a Web Monitoring Tool. Pls guys who have any idea on that help me to come out of this problem.

Regards

Loganathan

News: NetTracker: A powerful, easy-to-use, cost effective, Sane Solution  Keywords: usage tracking
by Frank J. Faubert, Jr. ,   1997, Jan 30

NetTracker is one of the most powerful, yet easy-to-use Internet usage tracking programs on the market today. Priced at only $295, NetTracker is also one of the least expensive usage tracking programs available.

NetTracker is so easy to use, just about anybody can analyze visitor traffic on their Internet web sites and Intranets. But don’t take our word for it, try out our online demo now and see for yourself just how easy it is to use NetTracker.

Note: Our online demo is an actual, fully-functional copy of NetTracker (with online Help), allowing you to analyze real log file data. There is nothing to download or configure. Just click on the link and go!

ISP's or Webmasters that host sites may be interested in our ISP & Web Hosting Service programs.
News: WebTrends v3.0 delivers stats in real-time  Keywords: webtrends log analyzer stats unix nt
by <Anonymous> ,   1997, Apr 07
e.g. Software is proud to announce WebTrends version 3.0.

http://www.webtrends.com

v3.0 of our award winning product is a giant leap over the current technology of WebTrends and other log analysis products.

We have added more than 20 new features and over 100 interface improvements to make WebTrends the most powerful log analysis product to date. Here are some of the new features you will find in v3.0:

*FastTrends(tm) Database (patent pending) - WebTrends now stores the analysis information in a database so you don't have to spend time analyzing data you already reported on before. Data is imported to the database transparently while you analyze.

*Real Time Analysis - analyze your log files and maintain the results in real-time.

*Real-Time Reporting - Up-to-the-minute accurate reports in real-time without the need to create those reports manually.

*64 Bit Variables support - Support for log files that are larger than 4 Gigabytes and sites with 40 million hits a day.

*Windows NT Service - Configure your system for transparent real-time analysis and reporting as well as scheduled reports - even when no one is logged in.

*Windows 95 Background Application - installs itself into your system tray and provides you with the same transparent real-time analysis and reporting available from an NT service.

*Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 Interface - We have improved the interface and added wizards, tab controls, multi-column list boxes, a new tool bar, resizing main panel and many other interface improvements.

*Multi-Threaded Reverse DNS Lookup - WebTrends can lookup thousands of IP addresses in minutes, even on a slow Internet connection.

*HTTP Proxy Support - WebTrends can now retrieve log files and HTML document titles through a Proxy server.

*Microsoft Excel 95 & 97 Support - Creates reports as HTML, Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel documents in Office 95 & 97.

*Comma-Delimited Reports - export reports into your favorite database application for additional analysis.

*Plain Text Reports - Create reports that can be viewed by any text editor or browser.

*SMTP Email Support - Support for HTML MIME Encoded email which will allow you to get graphical reports in any format - HTML, Text, Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.

*MAPI Email Support - WebTrends can now email your reports using MAPI and will work with any of your existing MAPI Profiles.

*HTTP Byte Range Support for Virtual Servers - WebTrends will now automatically cache your log file locally, and will only transfer the delta (new records added to the log files).

*FTP URL Browser - Built-in FTP client which allows you to browse your FTP site and easily find your Log File URL.

*Copy and replicate existing Log Profiles - If you need to create hundreds of Log Profiles this feature will allow you to replicate existing profiles for quick configuration.

*Additional log file formats - OpenMarket Extended Log File , IBM Internet Connection Secure Server, CerfNet Log File Support (all the file formats are detected automatically).

*Multiple Virtual log Files for IIS - create multiple log files for virtual servers and directories on your Microsoft IIS Server.

*20% Additional Performance Improvements over Version 2.2

* WebTrends is still priced at $299 and includes a 190 pages manual and unlimited free telephone and email technical support.

How to update your version 1.x or 2.x of WebTrends?

Just visit our site at http://www.webtrends.com and download the trial or update of WebTrends v3.0.

If you purchased a subscription - this upgrade is FREE - just download the trial or update file and install it to your current WebTrends directory..

If you did not purchase a subscription - WebTrends v3.0 will allow you to purchase it during the installation.

I would like to personally thank the thousands of users and beta testers that sent us suggestions and feedback about WebTrends - we could not have done it without you!

Sincerely,

Glen Boyd President e.g. Software, Inc

Question: Searching for tools  Keywords: log, log analysis tool
by Leonardo Barci ,   1997, Apr 15
Hi, I'm Leonardo from Da Vinci New Media - a web site developer's company from Brazil I'm searching for a tool to show me graphicaly the path that my visitors are taken inside our site. If you have something that can help me or some product to indicate I'll be very glad.

I invite you to visite our best site, the best acordint to Internet World Best 96 - Mantel -here in Brazil: www.brahma.com.br

Thanks in advance.

Léo

Question: Analyze userids on password-protected sites?  Keywords: userid password access log
by Aliza R. Panitz ,   1997, May 14
I am looking for a Unix tool to analyze the userids on a password-protected site.

For example, if I give passwords to a protected subdirectory to my friends Jane and Tom, I'd like to know how many times each of them looked at files in the directory.

As far as I can tell, none of the common analysis tools does this. It's planned as an enhancement to Analog -- but is there any tool that does this *now*??? I can grep and cut the userids out of the access_log, but I'm looking for something a bit prettier, perhaps integrated with other stats. 

 - Aliza R. Panitz
   buglady@ability.net
Question: WANTED: Program to ouput userids in access logs   Keywords: userid password access log
by Wayne Fay ,   1997, Jun 05
Re: Question: Analyze userids on password-protected sites? (Aliza R. Panitz)
I'm also looking for a program that will parse my access_logs and output the userids of people who have accessed the password protected areas of my company site. I am currently using Getstats but it doesn't give me the userids like I want. If you know of any program that will do what I am looking for, please let me know!

Thanks.

-- wayne

wayne@who.net

Idea: Sawmill does userids and much more  Keywords: userid password access log
by Greg Ferrar ,   1998, Mar 27
Re: Question: WANTED: Program to ouput userids in access logs (Wayne Fay)
Hi,

You should try Sawmill,

http://www.flowerfire.com/sawmill/

It can do userids and just about every other kind of field.

-Greg Ferrar (sawmill@flowerfire.com)

News: FREE Eval of NetTracker 3.0  Keywords: free eval usage tracking log analysis
by Sane Solutions ,   1997, Jul 22

NetTracker is one of the most powerful, yet easy to use Internet usage tracking programs on the market today. NetTracker allows marketing professionals, webmasters and ISPs to get the essential information they need to make informed decisions regarding their web sites.

NetTracker answers the questions:

  • Who is visiting your web site?
  • Where are they coming from?
  • When are they coming to your web site?
  • How long are they staying on your web site?
  • What pages are they viewing?
  • What web browsers are they using?
  • How are people finding your web site?
  • What keywords are people using to find your web site in the search engines?
  • How are the banner ads performing on your web site?
  • And much, much more...

NetTracker is available for the following platforms:

  • Solaris 2.4, 2.5
  • SunOS 4.x
  • Linux
  • IRIX 5.x, 6.x
  • BSDI 2.x, 3x
  • FreeBSD 2.x
  • AIX 4.x
  • Digital Unix 4.x
  • Solaris x86
  • Windows NT 4.0
  • Windows NT 3.51
  • Windows 95
  • And more...

A demonstration of NetTracker can be seen at http://www.sane.com/demo, and a free 30 day evaluation copy can be downloaded from http://www.sane.com/eval.
Angry: BAD BAD Support  by <Anonymous> ,   1998, Oct 13
Re: News: FREE Eval of NetTracker 3.0 (Sane Solutions)
I asked sane to answer a question and they just answered; Well try something, maybe you'll find it by trial and error !

Damn Sane
Ok: How can we help you?  by David Taylor ,   1998, Oct 14
Re: Angry: BAD BAD Support
What is the information you seek? We've always tried to help in whatever way we could when someone asks a question. We're very sorry to hear you feel that way. Perhaps you could e-mail your question/questions to:

support@sane.com

Sane Solutions, LLC
Technical Support
News: net.Analysis Pro from net.Genesis Corporation  Keywords: web website traffic analysis software log Intranet Internet NT Solaris
by David George ,   1997, Aug 07
net.Analysis Pro is a robust web site traffic analysis software solution for NT and Solaris. It provides in-depth analysis and distributed reporting clients through Windows, UNIX and HTML Reporters. It also provides reports useful to Marketing, WebMasters, IS Managers, Site Administrators, Sales, Content Owners and Senior Management through pre-defined and customizable reports. Visit net.Genesis at http://www.netgen.com or send mail to sales@netgen.com .

Question: Webanalyse program for NT/DEC Alpha and MS IIS  Keywords: DEC Alpha
by Anders Trier Rasmussen ,   1997, Nov 06
Hej everybody

Is there some one out there, who knows a webanalyse pro- gram made for NT/DEC Alpha and MS IIS?

Thanks in advance.

Anders Trier Rasmussen Dansih Council for Adult Educaiton E-mail: trier@dfs.dk

Question: Question regarding spying on HTTP info passed/received by the client web browser using Windows sockets  by <Anonymous> ,   1998, Jan 13 
Hi everbody !!
I wanted to write a program based on Windows sockets
which will just capture the data coming to and
from the HTTP port 80 on a client's PC while browsing
the Web using any commercial web browser. All I want
to be able to do is just capture the individual
packets that are passed on port 80. 

So, say I go to any site - www.microsoft.com. Now, 
when I pressed the ENTER key the browser will perform
the socket calls and then retrieve the web page. How
many bytes were transferred to/from my PC for 
transferring to this site ? 
Question that I need this program to answer.

Same applies to FTP monitoring.

I'll appreciate any help on this.

Thanks

Niki
Question: statistics from different time periods in one pass  Keywords: web statistics from different time periods in one pass
by Mike Stolz ,   1998, Jan 20
I'm working at IT pro AG, Switzerland. We 're generating our statistic reports with Webtrends. The problem is that Webtrends can only generate reports from different period-lengths (e.g. weekly and monthly report) in several passes through the database.

Is there a "Web Statistic Program" which is able to do this in one pass?

Mike Stolz

News: Funnel Web 1.6.1 , damn cool and fast!!  Keywords: Web Log
by Raul Sobon ,   1998, Mar 05
Funnel Web, the ultimate World Wide Web and now FTP analysis tool for Web administrators. Funnel Web provides detailed statistical analysis and profiling of Web site usage from any Web Server and Operating System. It combines detailed statistical analysis and charting with an intuitive user interface and extensive filtering capabilities. It also takes maximum advantage of extended log reporting available within WebStar, Apache, Netscape and many others for analyzing Referral sites and profiling clients Operating System and Browser.

Version 1.6 brings many new features to extend the power of web analysis. 

       Major new features include:

     Full asynchronous DNS lookups with greater than 20 fold
              speed improvement 
     Inclusion and Exclusion filtering on both URL and Client 
              Search Keyword Reporting 
     Top Entry Page reports 
     Additional Log file Support for Rumpus FTP server 
     Improved Memory management for logs over 80MB

Get your demo at http://www.activeconcepts.com/fweb.html (mac or windows)

Question: Freeware for visits/sessions ?  by Jan Simek ,   1998, Mar 08 
Does anybody know a freeware product capable of analyzing
a log file and printing out a visits/sessions
except other reports as well?

Jan.Simek@sh.cvut.cz
Question: Freeware for visits/sessions ?  by Jan Simek ,   1998, Mar 08 
Does anybody know a freeware product capable of analyzing
a log file and printing out a visits/sessions
except other reports as well?

Jan.Simek@sh.cvut.cz
what should I use?  by <Anonymous> ,   1998, May 01
analog sucks wusage isn't free what do I use?

Note: webtrax  by Tom Van Vleck ,   1998, Jun 25
Take a look at http://www.best.com/~thvv/webtrax-help.html

Webtrax is portable, since it's written in perl5; I have checked it on Mac, Win95, nad FreeBSD. It analyzes logs written in NCSA Combined format, with referrer and browser added to the hit log. Webtrax is highly configurable: it can produce 20 different reports, many in graphic form. It uses a Java pie chart applet to display pie charts, if the user's browser supports Java. Output is also possible in text form, and Webtrax will optionally mail its output.

Ok: CyberStats  by chas ,   1998, Jul 27
Can anybody tell me where I can get the CyberStats tracking program. Its not on Yahoo.

chas

Question: Proxy Server 2 log files format?  by Tato ,   1998, Nov 03
What is the real format of the log files in Proxy Server 2.0, is a common log file but what is the format? Thank Bye

News: [ANNOUNCE] NetTracker 4.0 Released  by Sane Solutions, LLC ,   1999, Feb 02

NetTracker 4.0 is web-based log file analysis software designed to analyze web server, proxy server, firewall and FTP server log files and generate detailed and interactive usage tracking reports.

What makes NetTracker 4.0 better than all of the other log file analyzers available? We invite you to visit our web site [http://www.sane.com/], try our online demonstration [http://www.sane.com/demo], and download a free 15 day evaluation copy [http://www.sane.com/eval] to see for yourself.

NetTracker 4.0 is available for the following platforms:

  • AIX 4.x
  • BSDI 2.x - 4.x
  • Digital Unix 4.x
  • FreeBSD 2.x
  • HP-UX 10.x, 11.x
  • IRIX 6.x
  • Linux (Intel & Alpha)
  • SCO OpenServer 5.x
  • Solaris 2.x
  • Solaris 2.x (x86)
  • UnixWare
  • Windows 95/98
  • Windows NT (Intel & Alpha)
  • And more...

Another Sane Solution...
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Question: searching access log question  by <Anonymous> ,   1999, Feb 17 
hi,
does any of the access log analysis tools allow a user
search for a particular file or image and return the number
of hits or click-throughs? For example:

I have an image test.gif on my site. I want to find out
the number of hits it got AND where the people came from. 
I don't want to have to read through the entire access log
file to get this.

-M
Idea: AccessWatch - Open source Perl log analyzer. Fast 2.01 version released.  by Dave Maher ,   1999, Mar 11
Announcing version 2.01 of AccessWatch!

AW is one of the most popular website traffic analysis tools on the net. It is designed to be easily installed and create comprehensive reports to summarize activity on your site.

AccessWatch is open source shareware, written in Perl, and will run on any major web server. You are welcome to try it for free.

Download it, and take a 30-day trial at http://accesswatch.com/.

Question: Log Clipper  by Don Pierson ,   1999, May 12
Is there a log file Perl script that can be called via a crontab, that will automatically clip the log file (or archive it) before a certain date? For example, if I were to want entries for only the previous day left and all others physically removed, the script would do it at a preset time when run from crontab. Shareware of freeware is preferred since this is only a temporary application. Don

News: SurfStats Log Analyzer updated  by Johan Calitz ,   1999, Jul 18
A trial version of SurfStats Log Analyzer V3.3 is now available at http://www.surfstats.com It has: 1. Integrated report viewer and printer; 2. Unique summary and detail reporting modes of more than 30 reports; 3. Dynamic DNS lookup of IP addresses; 4. Unique control panel for dynamic filtering on dates, visitors, referers and files; 5. Report scheduling with output to screen, file directories, ftp or e-mail; 6. Unique report theme manager to change logos, backgrounds, fonts and colors; 7. Integrated raw log file viewer for displaying, searching and printing of log files; 8. Supports for most common log file formats, and more...
Question: Webtrends Log Analyzer not producing reports  by rdmm ,   1999, Aug 04
Hello,

I need some major league help. Back in June I switched hosting companies. I am now unable to get Webtrends Log Analyzer to prepare reports. I do everything the same way as I did with my old host, but the report shows 0 visits from a 1200kb file.

Any suggestions or advice.

Thanks in advance.

Ryan

Question: I would like to know how i can modify the output(log files) that are generated by a server  by Anamika ,   1999, Oct 22
I would like to know how i can modify the output(log files) that are generated by a server. Names resources containing this info would also be helpful. Thanks

Question: Looking for a Y2K compliant MKSTAT version  by Delatte Michael ,   2000, Jan 06 
We are currently using MKSTAT 2.3 under linux in PERL

this version is not Y2K compliant.

Does it exists a newer version ? 

It's no more possible to get support from www.mkstats.com.

Any help welcome

Thanks in advance
Question: Need Help badly   by jomz ,   2000, Apr 27
can i log everything that happens in my server? im using Elite 3.0. I want to be able to log the User IP, the actions they make, the conversations the commands they execute, everything! And is it also possible to customize it to different files for different channels? Is there such a program that can do this?

News: Surfstats Log Analyzer V5.1 has been released  by Johan Calitz ,   2000, May 20 
SurfStats Log Analyzer V5.1 has just been released. 
The older version has won five star awards at Tucows,
Slaughterhouse, 5Star-Shareware, SuperShareware and 
File-Transit. The new version is much better. If you 
are serious about your web site, check it out at:

 http://www.surfstats.com/
Question: Proxy Server Log Analysis Tools  by Neil Myers ,   2000, May 20
Hi!

Does anybody know of any freeware etc. log analysis tools for Proxy Server WinSock/Web/Packet Filter logs?

It doesn't have to be fancy, just functional (even an Excel/Access add-in will suffice).

BTW, I'm not being tight here. It's just that my employer doesn't see any real benefit from any level of investment in this area (we only have a 15 user SBS 4.5 server).

Thanks

Neil Myers

neil.myers@sowrush.co.uk
neil.myers@bigfoot.com
ICQ 44987301
Idea: analog  by Tony ,   2000, Nov 29
Re: Question: Proxy Server Log Analysis Tools (Neil Myers)
Try Analog:

http://www.analog.cx/

Is free, customisable, and should do what you want.

regards,
Tony.
News: Surfstats Log Analyzer V5.22 is now available  by Johan Calitz ,   2000, Jun 17
Surfstats Log Analyzer V5.22 has just been released and a 14-day trial is available at http://www.surfstats.com/surfstats/ The Professional Edition now supports MS and Netscape proxy files.
Question: what?where?  by SaraSalour <SaraSalour>,   2000, Jul 30
Hi, we have a local web(not dial in) it have 256 IP addresses.I want to write a program which can count for me Users accounting of internet. what can I do? proxy log don't have any Information about log off for users,how can I know log off of users? thanks regards Sara Salour

Question: Log anaylyzer to measure bandwidth  by Jeff McGuire <MadMac>,   2000, Sep 29
Can anyone recomend a free log analyzer to measure bandwidth.

Question: Real Server Log Analyzer  by Jim Crichton ,   2001, Feb 08
Does anyone know of a REAL SERVER tool that can analyze the log files for statistical purposes?

Thank you for any suggestions.

Feedback: Web Trends, but it's not free  by <Anonymous> ,   2001, Oct 04
Re: Question: Real Server Log Analyzer (Jim Crichton)
I know only Web Trends to handle real server logs. Reports 
includes percentage of clips played and speed conections. It's
actually prety good, but not free, and for Windows NT.

Check this out on http://www.webtrends.com/

And let me know if you find some FREE software that can do the
job.
Question: are there any log anayler related forums???  by kissy ,   2001, May 17 
log anayzer products 
log analysis technology
and so on
Question: log analyzers  by Rolando <rolando>,   2001, May 24 
Hi! I want to know the best "proxy server log analyzer" and where can I get it... Analog doesn't analyze my log file...
News: Y2K Compliant mkstats version - Free for download  by John ,   2001, Jun 06
There's a page where you can download mkstats 2.3 (one of my favourite httpd log analyzers). This version is y2k compliant on the systems i've tried it out on and creates really nice looking and EASY to understand stats. Try it out...

http://mkstats.scriptmania.com

News: eIQ LogAnalyzer now available - try it - HTTP/FTP- I found it to be the best  by Jay ,   2001, Aug 01 
 I have found this http log analysis tool inredible. It also has support for FTP Log Analysis.

Add to: "HTTPd Log Analyzers"

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