At 09:55 a -0400 08/31/2007, Jason Linhart didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
Per Jessen wrote:
I find it difficult to believe that no-one has picked up where Stephen
left off - are there no developers on this list? I did some work (XML
output) on analog myself about three years ago, but right now I just
haven't got the time to get involved.
Web server log analysis is a fairly mature field at this point.
AWStats, <http://www.awstats.org/>, another popular open source log
analyzer, has had more recent development effort than Analog. But
even they are running out of features to add and have dramatically
slowed their development efforts.
I wonder how much of their development is just patching security holes....
(I had installed AWStats for a user, and then found that it got used
to install a spam sender on my server. :/ )
The same is true of the commercial products. There hasn't been much
innovation since ClickTracks came out several years ago.
What's that?
These days changes are mostly limited to making sure that the
occasional new web browser has their agent string properly parsed.
Hmm... anyone seen iPhone's Safari show up in Analog yet?
As far as Analog development goes, I'd sure like to see the form
output's HTML raised from HTML 2.0 to 4.0, to use CSS formatting on
the report.
-W
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