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README for superstat
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README for superstat
http://www.serversolved.com/superstat/
This program may soon be replaced - no sooner did I get it posted online, when I started to notice it's shortcomings. For example -- once the meta file is generated, you have a list of pages visited and their number of hits; a list of clients and their number of hits; a list of 404's and their number of hits -- but none of these lists relate back to each other in any way.
So, I'm working on a bigger, better log analyzation tool (possibly utilizing a database such as MySQL or Oracle). Here is a preliminary version, but it's far from complete (I don't recommend downloading it unless you have time and experience to deal with any problems it may cause). More will come soon.
Also, it has been brought to my attention that very large log files (such as a gigabyte) can cause the application to run out of memory -- not too shocking, really.
Superstat was one of the first perl programs I had written, and felt worth distributing. While it has it's limitations, I'm hoping that if nothing else, the program might give someone insite on ways perl & regular expresions can be utilized. CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Web Traffic Analysis Oct 11, 2006
So, I'm working on a bigger, better log analyzation tool (possibly utilizing a database such as MySQL or Oracle). Here is a preliminary version, but it's far from complete (I don't recommend downloading it unless you have time and experience to deal with any problems it may cause). More will come soon.
Also, it has been brought to my attention that very large log files (such as a gigabyte) can cause the application to run out of memory -- not too shocking, really.
Superstat was one of the first perl programs I had written, and felt worth distributing. While it has it's limitations, I'm hoping that if nothing else, the program might give someone insite on ways perl & regular expresions can be utilized. CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Web Traffic Analysis Oct 11, 2006
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