I am not aware of any web server that does not log errors to the web
server logs. Analog includes several reports that you can use for your
content managers including the Failure Report (showing files on your
server that do not exist or returned error codes) and the Failed
Referrer Report (showing files on your site and other sites that have
broken links to your server).
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
Duke Hillard wrote:
Data in the error log might already be included
in your server log. If so, using your server log
would generate the information that you desire
and a whole lot more.
-- Duke
Robert M. Martel wrote:
Greetings,
I was wondering if anyone has used Analog (if in can be) or know of
something else that can generate reports from a web server's error log.
I'd love to be able to generate a report that summarized the
information in the Apache web server error log that I could give to
my web content managers. Perhaps with such a report they might fix
the broken files on the web sites.
I've not wanted one so badly nor had the time to write such a thing
myself.
Thanks,
Bob Martel
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