• Webalizer is a free web server log file analysis program. It generates some nice graphs out of the httpd access_log files.
• It is now installed for http://TWiki.SourceForge.net/ .
• View statistics at http://TWiki.sourceforge.net/webalizer/ (Hope that the cron job does actually updates it daily)
• This is in addition to the TWiki WebStatistics in each web.
• More info on Weblizer at
  • http://www.mrunix.net/webalizer/
  • http://sfdocs.sourceforge.net/sfdocs/display_topic.php?topicid=13
    (Thanks Nicholas for the pointers!)

-- PeterThoeny - 04 May 2000

This looks good, would be great to have it as a TWikiPlugin.

-- MartinCleaver - 01 May 2001

It hasn't been updated since December 2000!!!, somebody forgot to start the cron job???.

I don't see a need for a twiki plugin, I also have it running in my site, and it is just a link to a normal web page (the cron part is tricky though, as the log rotation has to be taken into account).

-- EdgarBrown - 10 May 2001

The statistics have not been updated because SourceForge disabled the log files. Not sure if they enabled it again in the mean time. Should be enabled when the logs are available again.

-- PeterThoeny - 11 May 2001

Is the cron job running? If the logs were not updated but the job was running I'd expect the generated date to be updated but the stats to remain static.

-- MartinCleaver - 20 Jul 2001

Another interesting stats tool is AWstats (OpenSource, see http://awstats.sourceforge.net/ ) - this is completely Perl based, so it's suitable for TWikiOnWebHostingSites. I have it working with TWikiOnWindowsUsingApache.

-- RichardDonkin - 18 Mar 2002

What specifically would you like the plugin to do? It could get all or some of it's configuration from a TWiki topic. I might be able to help hack something together. We have installed Webalizer on HurdWiki:Main/HurdGnuFansOrg already.

-- GrantBow - 13 Jan 2003

Have their been SourceForge changes to not allow Webalizer data for twiki.org since 2000? http://TWiki.sourceforge.net/webalizer/

-- GrantBow - 21 May 2003