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Web Traffic Analysis related scripts & softwares
Setup your AWStats log file format string with this easy tool. Open your log file and check all the headings below that you see in your log file header. Ideal for those using web hosts who do not know which logging options are available within their log files. Download your log file from your host and check all the headings you see to create your Log Format string for your aw stats .conf file.
W3Perl is an easy to understand and powerful stats analyser. Its features are: HTML output, Multi-language output, Differents graphs and texts output, Compute hourly, daily, weekly and monthly output, countries, hosts, pages, directories, domain stats, Server's configuration file, Can work with crunched logfiles or/and with monthly/daily logfiles, Can run each night in a crontab, Map URL to document's title, Referer and agent statistics, Keywords referer stats from search engine, Error stats, Session stats, Scripts stats, Login stats for restricted directories, Statistics about your Web structure (tree, bad links, etc), and Remote administration interface.
This script notifies you whenever you site is visited or when some robot visits your site.
Also notifies you whenever someone opens an Error404 page.
Pinpoint exactly who is sending/referring traffic to your web site. Traffic source will record referring URL statistics of web sites that sends visitors to your web site. Statistics comes with accompanying graphs and in an easy to understand format. Comes with user friendly Control Panel. A must for any one serious in promoting their web site. Also comes with a web based setup interface for easy installation. Requires MySQL.
StatEye is an open source software package that measures and analyzes human website traffic.
Advanced referrer analysis finds search terms used on many search engines (including Google Images and Google Groups) and determines which referrers lead to sales.
Performance of your sales path, detection of unique visitors, subsite reporting and filtering out of your own pageviews are some of the many other features StatEye offers. While separation of logging and analysis minimizes the impact on visitors.
It comes with an easy setup script that detects your settings automatically.
LepStats is a program written in Perl, giving a wide range of information about each visitor to your site. It provides reports based on time period (hour, day, month, year), system (visitor's operating system, browser, screen dimension, colour), countries and also displays your referrers and pages visited. Server log files are not needed, as it uses its own log files. The tracking code can be installed on multiple pages and it is hidden to your visitors. For Unix/Linux servers.
Loggerview is PERL script that analyzes HTTP Web Server Log Format Files, e.g. the access_log of Apache. This script reads the log file (Extended Common Log Format) and generates a readable HTML-page.
It analyses the visitors activity on your domain and tells you: *The search engine your visitors come from. *The keywords they use. *The link they follow to your domain. *Which files they request. *The errors occurred. Also the bot activity can be seen. For common, extended and 1and1 logfile format. XHTML and CSS validated output. Administration via web interface.
WATCH WEBLOG - Apache log watching utility
Copyleft 2005 - Nathan E. Pralle
DESCRIPTION: This utility will allow you to watch, interactively, an Apache access_log for a website. It shows you the domain accessing, how many times they have done so, and what page or resource they are requesting. This utility accepts input from standard in (STDIN) so it is best coupled with 'tail'
It employs a DNS cache to enable faster lookups as well.
SYNTAX: tail -f location/to/access_log | watch_weblog.pl
REQUIRED: Perl Sockets (default install)
UNIQUE VISITORS - A very simple utility to parse Apache log files and print a listing of unique visiting domains. Copyleft 2005 - Nathan E. Pralle
DESCRIPTION: This utility parses an Apache log file and determines how many unique domains visited your site, then compiles a list of them (good for directing to an email or logfile).
It uses a cache file to speed up the process as well (not having to do DNS lookups all the time). It only handles the first level of a domain, IE: blah.mchsi.com and dink.mchsi.com will just be listed as 2 entries from mchsi.com.
SYNTAX: perl unique_visitors.pl <days>
Where <days> is the number of days back you want to look. I usually run mine at 12:30am and use a '1' to get the previous day.
EXTRA: You must have a file available called "unique_domains.dat& quot; in the same location as this binary and chmod'ed to 777. This is the cache file for this binary. I recommend:
'touch unique_domains.dat;chmod 777 unique_domains.dat'
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