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Follow is a session-based logfile analysis tool
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Follow is a session-based logfile analysis tool
http://www.mnot.net/follow/
Follow is a session-based logfile analysis tool; with it, you can improve your site by tracking how people use it. Take a look at a sample output and have a look at the Readme to see how.
Currently, Follow uses Perl 5 or greater, and has only been tested on Unix (although users have reported that it works well with Windows). It expects input in Common Logfile Format (combined with Access and Referer stats, if you wish) and outputs to plain text or HTML.
Follow is free for individual use; please contact me if you wish to use Follow or its code for commercial use (i.e, reselling, incorporating it into a product or service). See the license for more details. CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Web Traffic Analysis Oct 11, 2006
Currently, Follow uses Perl 5 or greater, and has only been tested on Unix (although users have reported that it works well with Windows). It expects input in Common Logfile Format (combined with Access and Referer stats, if you wish) and outputs to plain text or HTML.
Follow is free for individual use; please contact me if you wish to use Follow or its code for commercial use (i.e, reselling, incorporating it into a product or service). See the license for more details. CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Web Traffic Analysis Oct 11, 2006
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