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!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN>html>	head>		title>LogMiner/title>		meta nameAuthor contentSimone Tellini - http://tellini.info>		meta nameDescription contentLogMiner is a powerful log analysis package for Apache and IIS>		meta nameKeywords contentapache, IIS, logs, analyze, analysis, log analysis, log analyzer>		link hrefcss/style.css typetext/css relstylesheet>		style typetext/css>			li			{				margin-top:		10px;			}						img			{				border-style:	none;			}		/style>	/head>	body>		div styletext-align: center;>			img srcimg/logo.gif>			a hrefhttp://sourceforge.net> img aligntop srchttp://sourceforge.net/sflogo.php?group_id147736&type5 width210 height62 border0 altSourceForge.net Logo>/a>		/div>		ul classmenu>			li classselected> About /li>			li> a hreffaqs.html>FAQs/a> /li>			li> a hrefhttp://tellini.info/blog/plugin/tag/logminer>Blog/a> /li>			li> a hrefbugs.html>Bugs/Suggestions/a> /li>			li> a hrefwishlist.html>Wishlist/a> /li>			li> a hrefhttps://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id147736>Downloads/a> /li>			li> a hrefhttp://tellini.info/>tellini.info/a> /li>		/ul>		div stylefloat: right; margin-left: 4px>			script typetext/javascript srchttp://www.ohloh.net/projects/14626/widgets/project_partner_badge>/script>		/div> 				a hrefhttps://sourceforge.net/donate/index.php?group_id147736>img alignright stylewidth: 88px; height: 32px; srchttp://sourceforge.net/images/project-support.jpg altSupport This Project border0 height32 width88>/a>		p>				LogMiner is a powerful log analysis package for Apache and IIS (or other web servers		using the a hrefhttp://www.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_log_config.html>combined/a>		or Extended W3C log formats). It can extract and present several reports, about 		visits, hits, traffic, 		a hrefimg/Requests.png target_blank>requests/a>,		a hrefimg/Navigation.png target_blank>navigation paths/a>,		a hrefimg/UserAgents.png target_blank>browsers and OSs/a> used by users and so on. 		p>		Data is stored in a a hrefhttp://www.postgresql.org/>PostgreSQL/a> database, 		using a schema which has been optimized to reduce redundancy at minimum.		p>		LogMiner has been inspired by the popular a hrefhttp://www.mrunix.net/webalizer/>Webalizer/a>		package, but it differs in certain core points: 		p>		ul>			li> 				data is stored in a DBMS backend and reports are generated on-the-fly, 				while Webalizer generates plain html files. A DBMS allows to extract				and aggregate data in many ways, whenever you need. A drawback is that				you wont have the processing speed of Webalizer when parsing log files.			/li>					li>		 		Webalizer only indexes the last 12 months of data: previous reports 				are still on disk, but arent accessible from any link. This is the				most annoying thing of Webalizer, in my opinion: Im sick of having				hundreds of unused files around :)				p> 				LogMiner allows to navigate to previous months easily.			/li>					li>		 		Webalizer reports are hardcoded in the program. LogMiner implements 				reports in a more extensible way. Each report is in fact a simple PHP				class, usually supported by a PL/pgSQL function (although youre free to				insert your SQL queries in the PHP code if you like).			/li>				 	li>			 	LogMiner offers more reports than Webalizer: for instance, the OS 				charts and the navigation graphs.		 	/li>		 			 	li>		 		LogMiner also supports the Extended W3C log format, which is used		 		by Microsofts IIS. If you have a mixed web farm, you can still have		 		a central statistical repository.		 	/li>		/ul>  		p> 		Depending on your needs, you might prefer LogMiner over Webalizer, especially 		if you like having a central SQL repository for your data which enables you to 		extract the data you need at any time, or to add a kind of report which wasnt 		planned from the start and apply it to older data.		p>		If you dont have a PostgreSQL database or you expect to process huge log files		in seconds, go for Webalizer. 		div classfooter>			Copyright ©2005-2008 by Simone Tellini		/div>	/body>/html>

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