Webalizer awstats

[Weirfire]

I didn't know where to post this but I though this might be the best place.

I was wondering if it's possible to extract the data from the stats files for use on the website? It would be great to be able to display all the stats from my different sites on the same page.

[T0PS3O]

Look for the file called webalizer.current and build a script that can read it.

Or do the same but with your access logs.

I'd recommend signing up with statcounter.com which will give you just that, one screen stats for all your sites.

[Weirfire]

Thanks TOPS,

I want to be able to do stuff with the stats as well. Maybe publish them for the clients to see but I have to make sure they're going to be good stats first. jk :p

[J.D.]

I didn't know where to post this but I though this might be the best place.

I was wondering if it's possible to extract the data from the stats files for use on the website? It would be great to be able to display all the stats from my different sites on the same page.Webalizer produces tab-separated data files that can be imported to just about any application (see readme for DumpURLs and other dump parameters). You can also use user-specific CSS files to customize Webalizer-generated HTML reports.

J.D.

[Willy]

AWStat's native data format is pretty simple to pull in numbers from, if I remember correctly. Some months back I wrote a Ruby script that, every day, gathered all key figures from some couple of hundred virtual hosts and stored them into a SQL database, whence they could be examined, individually or in aggregate, with a custom PHP-based reporting interface. Pretty cool stuff :cool: