Logfiles
- Splited
If logfiles are splited (using date or filesize), here are some of the filename the package can parse :
One file |
Apache rotation |
Daily |
Daily compressed |
Monthly |
Wordpress |
Icecast |
%prefixlog |
%prefixlog.%rotate |
%prefixlog.%year%month%day |
%prefixlog.%lettermonth-%day-%year |
%prefixlog.%year%month |
%prefixlog-%year%month%day |
%prefixlog.%year%month%day_%hour%min%sec |
access_log
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access_log.4.gz
access_log.3.gz
access_log.2.gz
access_log.1
access_log
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access_log.19990303
access_log.19990304
access_log.19990305
access_log.19990306
access_log
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access.Apr-22-1999.zip
access.Apr-23-1999.zip
access.Apr-24-1999.zip
access.Apr-25-1999.zip
access
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access_log.199903
access_log.199904
access_log.199905
access_log.199906
access_log
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access_log-20100523
access_log-20100530
access_log-20100606
access_log
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access.log.20080717_025137.gz
access.log.20080720_070333.gz
access.log.20080723_055700.gz
access.log.20080726_102137.gz
access.log.20080729_073709.gz
access.log
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Rotation number can increase or decrease.
Log filename string can be whatever you want :
- prefixlog is the constant string in your logfile (ex : access_log)
- day is a digits number (from 01 to 31)
- month is a 2 digits number (from 01 to 12)
- smallmonth is a number (from 1 to 12)
- lettermonth is a 3 letters string with first upper (from Jan to Dec)
- smallyear is 2 digits number (ex : 98)
- rotate is the apache index (ex : 1)
- year is 4 digits number (ex : 1998)
- hour is 2 digits number (ex : 14)
- min is 2 digits number (ex : 28)
- sec is 2 digits number (ex : 10)
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Examples of supported string filename :
- access_log.1998Mar.gz
- 1998.03.10.raw.zip
- log.03-12-1998.gz
- in.9904
- access.20060428.log
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- Compressed
Crunched logfiles is also supported, both zip, gzip or bzip2. Others can
be add easily.
No logfile
Insert a small piece of javascript in your pages and logfiles will be
created that you could then analyze with W3Perl. Logfile format is
ECLF so referer and agent are available. Files are daily split.
Get stats about your external links. Replace your href link with a php script which will create a logfile
you could later analyze with W3Perl.
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