That last chart showing "Hours distribution" is very
interesting. There are no quiet hours. Does that mean
robots take over when the people go to bed? Or does it
mean the audience reading these pages spans the globe?
The chart two before that seems to imply the latter.
There are thousands of non-english searches. Very impressive.
--
Allen Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.peak.org/~abrown/
When I am abroad I always make it a rule never to criticize
or attack the Government of my country. I make up for lost
time when I am at home. --- Sir Winston Churchill
larry price wrote:
I ran visitors[1] over the log files we have for the euglug website,
and I'm fairly impressed with visitors speed, although it's reporting
is a bit limited compared to a full blown analytics package (Google
will gladly give you free analytics, but that's only ok if you don't
mind sharing your data w/google)
Anyhow, here's the report http://euglug.org/report.html
notable things, most popular page from the archives is
"bash fork bomb".
I edited the report so that the poker referrers are not linked (yes
spammers are that lame) but otherwise it's just as it came out of the
pipeline.
I'm thinking that this should be run at logrotation time with a set of
options that can produce an interesting overview but not a full on
report.
(also turning off referrers since that seems to be a magnet for
linkspammers)
1. http://www.hping.org/visitors
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