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So you want to see the statistics for your webpage?
So you want to see the statistics for your webpage?


To see the logs for all the webpages on redbrick, 'ssh deathray' and then look in '/local/web/logs'. The logs are split up by year, date and type. So the access logs for the 8th of Decemeber 2004 would be found at '/local/web/logs/2004/12/08-access_log'. You can pipe any of the logs to 'grep /~username' to pick out information on your own page.
To see the logs for all the webpages on redbrick, 'ssh deathray' and then look in '/local/web/logs'. The logs are split up by year, date and type. So the access logs for the 8th of Decemeber 2004 would be found at '/local/web/logs/2005/12/08-combined_log'. You can pipe any of the logs to 'grep /~username' to pick out information on your own page.


If your using a vhost (i.e. your own web domain) on redbrick you won't be able to pick out hits to your domain using the grep method above. You should ask the admins to generate logs for your domain. Sometime in the future, the combined logs may be configured to handle these web domains.
If your using a vhost (i.e. your own web domain) on redbrick you won't be able to pick out hits to your domain using the grep method above. You should ask the admins to generate logs for your domain. Sometime in the future, the combined logs may be configured to handle these web domains.