It comes up with some interesting figures and i want to make sure that i uderstand what these figures are telling me given that we are quirte a small organisation with quite a fixed idea of our web audience.
In the Requests section there are some figures i find difficult to believe:
For instance i am told this:
8335: 9.91%: 30/Dec/01 23:05: /cgi-bin/dirsrc.pl
Which i take to mean 8335 successful downloads for this page by possibly some by the same people. Is this interpretation true? There then follows many lines such as
20: 9.91%: 30/Dec/01 23:05: /cgi-bin/dirsrc.pl?ID=999
Which i take to mean that 20 users, possibly the same have sent the query ID=999 to this perl program; These 20 users are nothing to do with the 8335 above. True or false?
In the Status code report i am told
3777: 401 Authentication required
I take this to mean that 3777 requests were made, possibly (very probably!) some made by the same people, to areas of our website that require a password. True or false?
Under neath this i am told that 14 people received a 403 code. Does this mean there were 14 attempts to access an area which required a password but where the user had the incorrect username or password or both?
Lastly, in the File report I am told that there were 9553 requests for files of type .pl. Should there be a way of checking this against all the other figures where .pl files are lsted. eg in the requests report?
Thanks for any help here
Regards
Jonny
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