Hello,
I'm trying to figure out the command line that would give me request counts for a single specific web page within a specific time period. My logs are standard Apache 2.0.x logs and I'm using Analog 6.0 in a Linux environment. I tried searching the docs for a way to request stats on a specific page only, but didn't find anything. I suspect it's in there somewhere, but I may have missed it.
A little context...
My goal is to automate a process that will e-mail me weekly the request counts of each web page stored in a specific directory on the web server. Then a final report at the end of the month. I do not need fancy HTML reports or graphics or anything. Just request counts. I need to track banner ad campaigns and I'm putting all the landing pages that the banner ads link to into a directory called "banners" and then I'd like to get request counts on each of the pages in that directory on a weekly and monthly basis. My first step is to get a properly formatted command line statement. I'll probably write the whole thing using a bash shell script or something simple that can be started by a cron.
Since I'll always be asking analog to analyze the last week or the last month I'm wondering if there is a time argument already setup for something like that? Instead of having to work out the date ranges if I could just request "LASTWEEK" or "LASTMONTH" that would be great. I seem to remember something like this available in Analog, but I may be mistaken. It's been a long time since I've worked with all the Analog options.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you so much.
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I'm trying to figure out the command line that would give me request counts for a single specific web page within a specific time period. My logs are standard Apache 2.0.x logs and I'm using Analog 6.0 in a Linux environment. I tried searching the docs for a way to request stats on a specific page only, but didn't find anything. I suspect it's in there somewhere, but I may have missed it.
A little context...
My goal is to automate a process that will e-mail me weekly the request counts of each web page stored in a specific directory on the web server. Then a final report at the end of the month. I do not need fancy HTML reports or graphics or anything. Just request counts. I need to track banner ad campaigns and I'm putting all the landing pages that the banner ads link to into a directory called "banners" and then I'd like to get request counts on each of the pages in that directory on a weekly and monthly basis. My first step is to get a properly formatted command line statement. I'll probably write the whole thing using a bash shell script or something simple that can be started by a cron.
Since I'll always be asking analog to analyze the last week or the last month I'm wondering if there is a time argument already setup for something like that? Instead of having to work out the date ranges if I could just request "LASTWEEK" or "LASTMONTH" that would be great. I seem to remember something like this available in Analog, but I may be mistaken. It's been a long time since I've worked with all the Analog options.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you so much.
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