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Snippet: Apache log reader

Quick tech survey, currently I use TrendyMac to read the stats generated by the sites of the UNEASYnetwork.

However, I was wondering if anyone else had any recommendations for a better GUI Apache log reader for PC or Mac?


  • http://blog.deadlycomputer.com steve

    we are using awstats for our entire domain.
    it gives pretty good graphs and pictures and information, very customizable.

  • http://www.uneasysilence.com Dan

    I am looking for a local program to run on my MacBook

  • http://blog.deadlycomputer.com steve

    hmmm, well, we log into a subdomain on our site through a normal browser to view the stats, but i think what you want is different i think…

  • http://www.natemc.com Nate MC

    I’m with steve, awstats is the way to go for server side.

    I’ve yet to find anything like what you’re wanting though. sorry.

  • GH

    urchin

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  • chad

    where do you think google analytics came from you silly goose ;)

    there is a pretty good log file reader we use here at http://cableorganizer.com to monitor and analyze our traffic… I however can’t remember the name of it because its on the VP’s computer and he’s currently in a meeting…. I’ll get back to ya on this one though ;)

  • http://www.uneasysilence.com Dan

    Thx Chad… I’ll never trust Google with ANY of my data… It violates our privacy policy.

  • chad

    well it turns out we actually use 3 to proper monitor our traffic

    1) http://www.bitstrike.com/analyzer/

    2) http://www.deep-software.com/download.asp?ref=ggl&cmp=1
    ^^ creates an Access file that you can use to run custom reports and really pick through the data

    3) http://www.clicktracks.com/
    ^^ more for SEO, ROI, etc.

    so…. thats what we use, seems to work pretty well for us ;)

  • max

    We use TrendyMac too. While it’s probably not the fasted solution, it works reasonably good.

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