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Use MySQL binlog to collect accesslogs
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posted by Robert Eisele on Mon 19 Jul 2010 20:03 UTC
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(edit) mysql, lighttpd, logging, module
<p>The easiest way to get user statistics from your own site is probably binding third-party tools like, e.g. Google Analytics into your code or parsing the logfiles with AWstats or webalizer. Evaluating your own logged data is the best way to look over the (imaginary) shoulder of users and bots. Moving static content on different servers remain the accesslog also manageable and free from unnecessary data.</p>

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