Hello Kevin,
Well if this is the case then besides telling you to stick with Analog since
it is really good, I suggest you look at a program called LiveStats. I have configured
this program on different NT machines and it is really great. Specifically speaking,
the time session for users and the "who's on" feature. With the Who's On feature you
can keep track second by second who is actually visiting the site and how much time
he/she spent, what pages he/she is visiting, etc.... . Inaddition to that, there is
the RDNS for each visit.
I dunno If I helped you but you can take a look yourself and download the software for
a trial period (I guess 30 days).
Good Luck,
Wissam
http://www.mediahouse.com/
http://www.deepmetrix.com/
KEVIN ZEMBOWER [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Despite all my appeals for logical and meaningful statistics, my bosses insist that
>they need a report that measures time of user sessions, a la WebTrends. They've
>defined this for me as the length of time from the first request from a particular
>host to the last, with any time between requests of more than 30 minutes to count as
>a separate session.
>
> What's the easiest and least expensive, in terms of time and effort, way to satisfy
>this requirement? Anyone have a separate perl or other script that would do it or
>that I could modify? Anything out there that would work with analog's configuration
>files?
>
> I've thought of just using WebTrends, but as far as I know, it's operation can't be
>automated as well as I've been able to do with analog and other Unix programs. This
>is a big consideration for me.
>
> Please don't flame the messenger; I know the output of this report is meaningless.
>However, I was unable to persuade my bosses of this, so my job now is to satisfy
>their request as best I can.
>
> Thank you for your suggestions for my problem.
>
> -Kevin Zembower
>
> -----
> E. Kevin Zembower
> Unix Administrator
> Johns Hopkins University/Center for Communications Programs
> 111 Market Place, Suite 310
> Baltimore, MD 21202
> 410-659-6139
>
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