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yep - it would be nice to get the rest fixed in source control...
2009-07-21 22:03:38 UTC in AWStats
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This past week I've used the MooTools library to add sorting to most fields in AWStats:
http://mootools.net/
I hope to do a little clean up, and then submit the code as a patch. It required minimal changes to the code and is pretty straightforward.
2009-07-14 14:39:43 UTC in AWStats
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If you figure this out, please post your solution here.
I'm have a similar problem. Our IIS logs are 80-100 MB an hour, per server in our cluster, which is quite time consuming to reprocess a whole month's worth.
2009-07-06 15:29:10 UTC in AWStats
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These are the files that I find are corrupt:
All with a Modified date: 5/27/2009 12:10 PM
\browser\flock.png
\browser\icecat.png
\browser\iceweasel.png
\browser\seamonkey.png
\os\bsddflybsd.png
\os\bsdkfreebsd.png
\os\inferno.bsd
\os\j2me.png
\os\linuxandroid.png
\os\linuxasplinux.png
\os\linuxpclinuxos.png
\os\linuxvine.png
\os\linuxzenwalk.png
\os\palmos.png
\os\syllable.png
\os\win2008.png...
2009-06-30 14:06:37 UTC in AWStats
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sounds like the browser list should be abstracted out to separate config file in order to allow more updates like this to take place, quickly.
2009-02-16 15:04:52 UTC in AWStats
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Those icons do look nice.
2009-02-16 15:02:53 UTC in AWStats
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I think I have to do -addfilenum though as it becomes the %cluster id tag.
2009-01-08 15:42:32 UTC in AWStats
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I've tried on a smaller app.
Part of the problem I'm going to run into is the due to the -addfilenum parameter in logresolvemerge.pl. I will have no idea which number corresponds to which server, so I was hoping to do this in chunks (as opposed to all 20 GB of the historical logs) at once.
2009-01-07 21:02:27 UTC in AWStats
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1) The logs go back to early 2008/late 2007.
2) The logs rotate at 5 MB, so each contains an arbitrary amount of time. (multiple files for each day)
3) I need to update daily.
My root problem stems from how to get these logs into, and parsed via, logresolvemerge.
2009-01-07 18:34:57 UTC in AWStats
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I have 4 servers, each part of a cluster.
On EACH server I have 900+ access logs @ 5 MB each, so 900*4*5 = 18 000 MB.
What would be the best method for to go about getting this data parsed and into awstats?.
2009-01-07 18:05:10 UTC in AWStats
