Apache Log Analyzer 1.1 review

The Apache Log Analyzer will take the log files you get out of hosting a website with Apache, and turn them into something you can actually USE! Gather statistical data: Unique visitors - how many different IPs do you see? which documents were requested - a count of each unique url how much bandwidth was used - a total count of all the last values in the line.

License: Freeware OS: Mac OS X File size: 3K Developer: Silverstreak Software Price: $0.00 Updated: 13 Oct 2005

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The Apache Log Analyzer will take the log files you get out of hosting a website with Apache, and turn them into something you can actually USE!

Gather statistical data:
Unique visitors - how many different IPs do you see?
which documents were requested - a count of each unique url
how much bandwidth was used - a total count of all the last values in the line.
how much bandwidth for each file was used - an incremental count per file
What browser did they use - a count from the refers tag
Where did they come from - a count of each unique refers
What requests went unanswered - a count of 400, 404s & what they were
IPs you may want to ban - one IP hitting the same thing over and over again
- known virus requests like "GET /scripts/..%c1%9c../winnt/system32/cmd.exe?/c+dir HTTP/1.0"
anything with /winnt/ or /system32/ or .exe
Unique errors in error_log

Saves it to an .html file, and lets you view the results quickly and easily.

What's New:
Wow, has it been that long? Seesh. Many, many changes.
Complete gui rethink.
The progress bars actually work now.
Incorrect error reporting of 404s fixed.
Better bandwidth calculation.
Speed ups.
Each report is saved separately.
Other bug fixes.