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Subject: generalInfo
Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 19:44:53 +0200
Hello everybody,

Because of the fact, that there are so many posts related to the Apache Web
Server, I decided to ask you the following question: J

I'm using Apache on Solaris and I want to make a usage statistics. (Which
files were accessed to day / last moth / last year?) 

Does Apache have any APIs (some kind of performance objects, like the MS Web
server has, so I can easily find those information I need) or do I have to
analyze (parse) the log file?

In the web I've just found the -log-file-parsing-solution advice.

 

Btw., what visualization tool do you recommend me for making graphs out of
the data I get from the Apache log parsing? (So I can use them in a web
page)

 

Thanks a lot.

Regards,


Jan Ciesko
Microsoft Student Partner @ FAU - Erlangen
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