http-analyze

http-analyze is a handy tool that helps you make sense of your web server logs. It takes a look at the logfile and whips up a summary report that's easy to understand. One cool thing about http-analyze is that it's super quick, even with large logfiles!

Compatibility with Web Servers

You can use http-analyze with any web server that supports the Common Logfile Format (CLF) or one of the popular Extended Logfile Formats (DLF/ELF). This includes servers like Netscape, Apache, and many others that follow NCSA styles.

Features You'll Love

The http-analyze project keeps up with HTTP/1.1 responses and the latest CORE top-level domains. You can get this tool in source form, so it can be compiled on many platforms that have an ANSI-C compiler. Plus, there are binary versions available for platforms like IRIX, Solaris, and Linux. There used to be a Windows version too, but it's not supported anymore.

A Peek at Key Features

• Easy navigation through reports with an intuitive interface.


• The 3Dstats logfile analyzer shows hits by month and hour in 3D!


• Keeps track of Hits, File counts, Cached file counts, Pageviews (textual pages), Sessions (unique hosts per 24 hours), and KB sent.


• Summaries come in three levels of detail: a Top N list for rankings, an overview for all requests, and a detailed list including URLs and hostnames.


• Automatically links directories or URLs to the stats record for each page.


• Handles HTTP/1.1 responses smoothly.


• Makes images in PNG format.


• The source code is included in the free version!


• You can configure the layout of your stats report as needed.

Commercial Version Available

If you're an ISP looking for custom stats reports or specific language interpretations, there's a commercial version with extra support available!

Limitations You Should Know About

• You can use http-analyze, but only without changing it for creating stats reports on your web server.


• No extra support beyond what's on the website.


• You can't change how the stats report looks unless allowed directly.


• You must keep the copyright notice and link to http-analyze's homepage.