On 2026-09-03 11:03:47 EDT, Paul Kroitor wrote:
But it's quite possibly someone who thoughtlessly set up an automated
check long ago, such as checking the price of Google once a minute, 24
hours a day and 365 days a year.
This anomaly has only occurred in August. So definitely not "long ago".
Is there anyway to get a request log?
I discovered this because of simple logging. In the main F::Q module
there is a snippet of code that hits a URL on a personal web page. To
avoid/minimize privacy issues, only the F::Q version and request method
is logged in addition to normal HTTP log data.
Each month I process that the previous month's HTTP log and the results
are published on https://panix.com/~hd-fxsts/webalizer/
Users can opt out by setting the environment variable "FQ_NOCOUNT" prior
to executing GnuCash or F::Q.
Bruce S
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