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A good web access log analyser?

komodosp · 2011-03-21 16:03:21

Anyone got any suggestions for one? I've tried AWstats, Splunk, WebLog Expert and 123LogAnalyser... However I'm looking for a minute by minute analysis, or if possible, second by second, so I can see how many page views I'm getting per second. The best I can seem to find is one that shows hourly stats...

21-03-2011 4:03pm

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komodosp

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Anyone got any suggestions for one?

I've tried AWstats, Splunk, WebLog Expert and 123LogAnalyser... However I'm looking for a minute by minute analysis, or if possible, second by second, so I can see how many page views I'm getting per second. The best I can seem to find is one that shows hourly stats...

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#2 21-03-2011 5:19pm

amen

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get the raw log files and use the MS Log Parser.
its very handy

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#3 21-03-2011 5:35pm

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You could watch the logs as they hit using tail and some grep functions to strip out all but the page entries. My *nix command line knowledge is way too rusty though to give a full command.

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