Web logs statistics
General Remark: It seems the web logs have been moved recently from /x2/logarchive/www/jakarta.apache.org/$YEAR/$MONTH to /x2/logarchive/www/$YEAR/$MONTH. Also the day J.gz files now contains logs for the J day and also some logs for the J+1 day ... which makes it harder to get statistics for a given day. Any reason for that ? Statistics : Is it possible to set up a statistics tool for all jakarta projects (and even others) so that each project does not have to do its own statistics. For example, I had to install webalizer in my jakarta account to create Cactus statistics (available at http://jakarta.apache.org/~vmassol/webalizer/). It provides some very useful information. However, I know that I am eating quite a lot of space on daedalus [and am concerned by that], especially as I am a rookie in webalizer and have not spent the time (yet) to know how to properly do diff statistics so I have stored all logs related to Cactus in a big file which eats 145Mo and do a full parsing using webalizer every time (it's quite fast and only takes about 10 seconds). I also have to do this process manually as I didn't want to set a cron job. I'm sure this is not a new subject and it may have been discussed in the past. I think offering a statistics page on jakarta.apache.org would be nice and would also provide a good and healthy competition between projects ... :) It may even make the project committers more conscious about their user base and pay more attention to the users (like trying not to remove public API too fast, ) ... :) Thanks -Vincent - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a FAQ of FAQ?
Hi, I'm new to TomCat and looking for associated tools (in particular source debug tools for JSP scripts). There are lots of sub-projects with interesting names and some of them even have FAQs, but is there a FAQ that gives a short description for each subproject that shows what the project does and how that project fits into the Jakarta corral? I did read the general FAQ and I asked for the FAQ from [EMAIL PROTECTED] TIA, Andy. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Web logs statistics
- Original Message - From: Peter Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 11:25 AM Subject: Re: Web logs statistics On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 18:55, Vincent Massol wrote: Statistics : Is it possible to set up a statistics tool for all jakarta projects (and even others) so that each project does not have to do its own statistics. For example, I had to install webalizer in my jakarta account to create Cactus statistics (available at http://jakarta.apache.org/~vmassol/webalizer/). It provides some very useful information. However, I know that I am eating quite a lot of space on daedalus [and am concerned by that], especially as I am a rookie in webalizer and have not spent the time (yet) to know how to properly do diff statistics so I have stored all logs related to Cactus in a big file which eats 145Mo and do a full parsing using webalizer every time (it's quite fast and only takes about 10 seconds). I also have to do this process manually as I didn't want to set a cron job. Thansk for volunteering! hehe ... I knew it I always get caught the same way within my own company, I should have known better ... ;-) The best way to get thing to do to get this implemented is to volunteer to do it ;) I am sure it would be fine to create a dir at /www/jakarta.apache.org/statistics/ and pump out the webpages there. Then all you need to do is modify jakarta-site docs to link to appropriate web logs and your good to go. Chuck in a cron job and voila` - its done ;) Ok, I can do it but I'll probably need some help. For example to install webalizer in the correct directory I would need the correct rights. Also, where should it go : in /usr/local/bin ? Once I got webalizer (or any another one. I have only tried this one), I can probably manage the rest alone. Thanks -Vincent - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Web logs statistics
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 23:28, Vincent Massol wrote: Ok, I can do it but I'll probably need some help. For example to install webalizer in the correct directory I would need the correct rights. Also, where should it go : in /usr/local/bin ? Once I got webalizer (or any another one. I have only tried this one), I can probably manage the rest alone. It maybe easier just to install the binary in your own directory for the time being. That way you can tinker with it and change things much easier. After you have it setup and going it should be easy enough to get it installed somewhere else if required. -- Cheers, Pete ** | Every rule has an exception, | | except the rule of exceptions. | ** - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
