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This is a simple text counter
CronCount is an access
This is an access counter
Sweet Counter is a very
that counts the times of
counter, written in Perl 4,
script which uses
useful multi-page text
access to this (or of
which can be used with most
server-side includes. It
counter. It has been tested
another) Perl script. It
web servers running under a
also allows specified hosts
on some extremely high
reads a file counts the
UNIX ® operating system.
to be excluded from the
traffic sites (10,000+ per
number therin 1 up and
CronCount is appropriate for
counts.
day) and has been proven to
writes it back into
the
individual use, or can be
be stable. All hits are
file. Every time it is
used to offer access counts
recorded in open log file
calles it also writes a few
to an entire site. And,
(HTML) which can be viewed
lines of HTML and this
unlike alternative
from any web browser.
number to stdout.
approaches, CronCount does
not depend on either CGI or
server-side include access.
Date: Dec, 28 1999 Date: Sep, 03 1999 Date: Sep, 03 1999 Date: Aug, 23 1999 |
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This is a handy and very
This is a simple counter
This is a very simple to use
This is a very simple text
simple text-based counter
script that displays a text
and set-up plain text
based page counter that uses
for calculating the number
counter on your Web page
counter program. You can
SSI. You can use the table
of visitors to a page. One
using Server Side Include
make it appear either left
function built in to the
script (counter.cgi) can be
(SSI).
justified or centered on
script to display a table
applied to many pages of
your page.
around the count, or use
your site. The information
plain text. The program will
on visits is kept in a
count a single page or your
simple textual database.
whole site. Log files are
automatically generated by
the script for each page,
the first time the page is
called.
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