[TriLUG] web stats

[Jeremy Portzer]

I'm not sure that anyone at TriLUG has felt any urge to track web
statistics, for the trilug.org web site.  We've just really never had a
need.

I use webalizer at work.  It works pretty well, though I haven't delved
into the configuration too much, so I can't comment on whether it meets
your exact feature needs.  It's fast (even has some nice tools for
speeding up reverse DNS lookups), and pretty much works out of the box,
which is why I like it.

I've also used analog, but it's configuration syntax was so obtuse that
I finally gave up.  It seemed to be really slow also, and wasn't nearly
as clever about handling DNS lookups.

--Jeremy

On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 16:03, JoJo Almario wrote:
> For example...WHat does TriLug use?
> 
> JoJo Almario wrote:
> 
> > I know some on thelist have talked about this before.  DOes anyone 
> > have a good suggestion for a web tracking and stats tool for a website 
> > that will measure the following?:
> >
> > Hits/visits/sessions
> > Top referrers sorted by number of hits
> > Number of hits per page sorted by number of hits
> > Distribution over time
> > Top level domains hitting the site sorted by number of hits
> > A graph that charts the number of hits and visits on a daily basis over
> > time.  A weekly total would be fine
> >
> > How many hits
> > Top 10 files
> > Where are hits coming from (top-level domains)
> > Distribution over time (are we getting more hits on certain days?)
> > Browsers being used.
> >
> > I have been thinking about Wusage but I am unsure of its limits. Any 
> > insights welcome...even sarcastic flames why I shouldnt use a certain 
> > product.  I have to consider everything for this.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > JoJo
> >
> >
> >
> 
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