quantumgravity asked:
[QUOTE] Can you checkout the access.log of the apache server or does your
provider deny you permissions to do so? [/QUOTE]
Yes; that said, if I download the .GZ visitor log file mid-month, somehow
that truncates the end-of-month version, and so I hesitate to do so because
I'm keeping track of a bunch of malevolents who frequently run "HEAD /
HTTP/1.1" queries (netting them nothing) and never look at any other URL's in
my domain. That's why I try to preserve the whole-month logs.
However, I _can_ ask for the Latest Visitors access log, but I can view only
the most recent thousand visits. The monthly logs are typically of 200,000 to
350,000 visits, but considerably more information is saved in them. I have
been keeping track of the malevolents since September 2016. Their visits
peaked in November 2016 and have continued at almost the same pace ever
since.
I've been keeping Trisquel up-to-date on both hard drives - the external one
as well as the internal one. If there's a place that the offending code might
be stored on one hard drive and not the other, I'd very much like to know
about it.
George Langford
amenex
