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The Webalizer is a fast, free
Statomatic is a real-time web
A-Forum script is written for
systemstatus is a small perl
web server log file analysis
site traffic analysis tool
web sites operating under
script that provides a quick
program. It produces highly
written in C++. It will
Microsoft Internet
view of your server's
detailed, easily
track and analyze your web
Information Server (MS IIS)
current status by giving
configurable usage reports
site hits and generate
for Windows NT or Microsoft
info on system uptime, httpd
in HTML format, for
detailed, on-demand reports
Personal Web
Server (MS PWS)
(www) status, memory/swap
viewing with a standard web
in HTML format with
for Windows 95/98. It
usage, disk space usage,
browser. The author writes
interactive pie-charts and
supports nested hierarchical
current users logged on, and
"It was written to
graphs. The fastest and
structure of messages
current system processes. It
solve several problems that
easiest way to get up to the
received from users.
outputs this info in
I had with currently
second statistics for your
Messages are placed on the
html format. Things to
available analysis packages.
web site from any web
server and retrieved by user
be worried about are
A vast majority of them were
browser at any time. Works
request with an option of
highlighted in red and
written in Perl or some
with or without server log
deleting messages by local
warnings are in orange.
other scripting language,
files of any format, on any
or remote server
and took forever to run.
web server.
administrator. It
Some were not free. Some
automatically generates
even produced wrong results,
pages and forms in
or results that were not in
HTML format, sends them
a format I found very
to users, receives
useful. In order to get the
information entered by users
stats I wanted, in a format
from the browser and stores
that I liked, I wrote The
those data on the server for
Webalizer, and have made it
further retrieval.
available here, to anyone
who wants it, for any
purpose."
Date: Apr, 22 2002 Date: Sep, 22 2003 Date: Jun, 25 1999 Date: Jul, 22 1999 |
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Perlfect Daily Stats is a web
This script is a very simple
This is a very versatile
WIth Easy Classified Ads Page
server log analysis tool
form of web site password
counter. It can be used with
Generator your visitors will
that generates daily
protection. Instead of
Server Side Includes (SSI)
be able to create their own
activity reports for your
directing people to your
or by a simple HTML image
classified ads page at your
site. It produces breakdowns
main html file, you
tag. The SSI method allows
site. All the ads are kept
of document hits/views,
use this script as a filter
for more display options,
in one file and requested
referring URLs, referring
to verify users for the
such as plain text output,
pages are generated in
domains, site entry
password to gain access. If
which can then be
HTML on the fly. Only
points/gateways, referring
the password is accepted,
manipulated by the HTML
one set of scripts is needed
protocols and search
then the script
markup of the web page. On
to support multiple users.
keywords. Reports are
automatically takes the
the other hand, the image
formatted in HTML.
browser to the
tag method can be used to
Report data is sorted and is
"protected" web
put counters in HTML
accompanied with the
page.
documents residing on remote
respective percentages and
web sites. You can even
graphical bar charts.
embed a VersaCounter in
virtual HTML documents
produced by other CGI
scripts. With SSI operation
the script outputs ordinary
text/html to the server,
which then parses it into
the web page. For the text
counter style this output is
plain text, with an optional
preset hyperlink around the
hit count. For the graphical
counter styles the script
replaces the hit count with
an HTML image tag pointing
to the GIF image of the
counter, saved as another
file on the server. It can
also block against
consecutive reloads and
optionally log visitor's
info.
Date: Jul, 02 1999 Date: Oct, 07 2003 Date: Jun, 30 1999 Date: Jul, 15 1999 |
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