Looking for an HTTP traffic tracker

[Colin McGregor]

Can I assume you are attempting to make sense of
Apache log files, see which pages you are hosting get
looked at most often, which IP numbers are visiting
most often etc.?

If this is you goal have a look at Webalizer:

  http://www.mrunix.net/webalizer/

At work on our webserver I have it running off a
crontab entry 4 minutes after midnight every day.
Webalizer spits out a bunch of html files with pie
chart images in .png format, so I have set things so
that I have the statistics website that updates daily
for each domain.


Colin McGregor
--- Stephen Clarke <stephenc-1+gBmcx5sBQ at public.gmane.org> wrote:

> I need some ideas. I've been asked to find a way to
> compile log files of all
> the Web sites visited from a group of workstations
> running Ubuntu 5.04. I've
> investigated several possibilities but was wondering
> if anyone knew of a
> good resource for me to consult with.
>  
> I've looked at IPTraf, Ethereal and Tethereal but
> they don't appear to do
> exactly what I need. I've also considered installing
> squid as a proxy on the
> network but that seems a bit too extreme a solution
> for what I need.
>  
> All suggestions welcome.
>  
> Thanks,
> Stephen
> 
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