Web Log Radar

[mouser]

New tool will be available for member beta testing soon.

If you run a website and have (big) web logs (say 100mb .tgz files or 1gb uncompressed logs) that you'd like to analyze referrer patterns for (where people came from when they hit your site), post a little reply here.

Keep in mind this isn't a normal web log analyzer, it's specifically for exploring referrer stuff (i.e. who is visiting your site from what other sites).

[JavaJones]

I'd say I'm kind of interested. Not sure my web logs are big enough for your taste though.

- Oshyan

[kartal]

BUMP!  Any word on this I need a tool that analyzes web logs and gives me some geographic distribution

[mouser]

What i did was release Web Log Filter, the precursor tool for this that is designed to extract subsets of data from apache log files: https://www.donation...LogFilter/index.html

Web Log Radar never quite made it out of internal development..

[kartal]

Sorry for bringing back old memories I will try Web Log filter.

[mouser]

Just remember, Web Log Filter is not designed to analyze log files -- it's designed to cut log files down to size so that they can be analyzed with other standard desktop log analyzers.

[reign16]

what do you mean of web log radar?? is that an software for radar only??




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