I must be bored, I just ran this hellish-looking shell statement on
my logs:
zgrep "GET /tuxpaint" access_log* | grep -v "news_shot.png" | \
cut -d ":" -f 2-999 | cut -d " " -f 1 | grep -v "\.com" | \
grep -v "[0-9]" | rev | cut -d . -f 1 | rev | sort | uniq -c -i | sort -n
And for the last 30 days, here's the statistics of non-.COM viewers of
Tux Paint. (e.g., number of unique domains not ending in ".com" and not
IP addresses):
1 co Columbia
2 lu Luxembourg
2 mx Mexico
3 ch Switzerland
3 ee Estonia
3 gr Greece
3 pe Peru
4 at Austria
4 es Spain
4 gov US government
4 il Israel
4 ro Romania
4 ru Russia
4 tw Taiwan
6 ie Ireland
6 za South Africa [ 3 from Aug OpenSourceSchools.org story on 0.9.12 ]
20 mil US military
23 pk Pakistan
25 bg Bulgaria
29 th Thailand
30 ca Canada
30 sk Slovakia
37 nz New Zealand
40 no Norway [ 34 from NordicOS.org ]
53 lt Lithuania
54 id Indonesia
57 hu Hungary
59 be Belgium
65 cl Chile
84 br Brazil
94 de Germany
105 is Iceland [ 29 from NordicOS.org ]
118 se Sweden [ 12 from NordicOS.org ]
133 org US org.
145 dk Denmark [ 60 from NordicOS.org ]
147 fr France [ 17 from Framasoft.net/article1733.html ]
187 cz Czech republic
205 uk United Kingdom
219 pl Poland
223 it Italy
235 fi Finland [ 14 from NordicOS.org ]
268 au Australia [ 60 (some IPs) from an e-mail (via Outlook) ]
277 nl Netherlands
310 edu US school
355 hr Croatia
403 jp Japan [ 14 from: http://www.gimlay.org/~andoh/diary/
7 from: http://www.xiv-view.com/I_C_T/blog.html ]
817 net US network
The top 7 referrers for the last 30 days are:
60 http://www.tux4kids.org/tux4kids/
15 http://www.barrabin.com.br/fred.php?sys_date=§ion=7
13 http://www.tux4kids.org/tux4kids/news.shtml
5 http://ecvernaz.edres74.ac-grenoble.fr/wdoc_tuxpaint.htm
5 http://search.msn.com/results.asp?RS=CHECKED&FORM=MSNH&v=1&q=paint+software
5 http://www.akl.lt/programos/?doc=pramoga.html
4 http://www.barrabin.com.br/fred.php?sys_date=01-06-2003§ion=7
Apparently someone in Australia (Tasmania) sent out an e-mail to a list
which is read by numerous people who check their e-mail via an Outlook web
interface, since I saw a number of HTTP_REFERRERS that looked like this:
http://outlook.DOMAIN.NAME/exchange/FIRSTNAME.LASTNAME/Inbox/...
About 50 people on that list clicked the link to Tux Paint from
that mailing list message. The subject was:
"Free Paint Software for younger students"
(It's frightening the way Outlook exposes that. I think I could figure
out each of the reader's e-mail addresses, just from my Apache logs.
That's just _wrong!_ :^P )
Anyway, just thought it'd be interesting to break it down some.
-bill!
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