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404 Only analyzer

Looking t oanalize my 404's

         

micah_death

2:35 pm on Oct 30, 2003 (gmt 0)

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What is a FAST 404 analizer? I have IIS Logs...

I use the Webalizer to view everything else, it just doesn't give me stats about the 404's and where they are...

I have IIS servers and my log files are averaging 300 Mb per day so the faster the better =)

Any suggestions?

Micah

Reflect

6:48 pm on Nov 3, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I use FastStats and it tracks 404s. Also could you not do a search for 404s in the raw IIS log file?

Take care,

Brian

bakedjake

7:32 pm on Nov 3, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Make a custom 404 error page. Do it in ASP. Have the ASP file do something, whatever you need it to do.

Works wonderfully for what you're trying to do, and has the added advantage of being able to direct users to a non-error page.

micah_death

1:18 am on Nov 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Post 2: forgive me but with 300Mb log files, I would be there WAY to long... Even if scripted in Windows (Unix would be faster =)

I may try FastStats for my current logs too...

Post 3: Thanks, I forgot about that trick =) I'll have to set that up =)

To all Posters...
Thank you! =)

Micah

sun818

1:35 am on Nov 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Don't forget grep and the DOS based sort to go through your logs. Write the results (">") to another file and you have a 404 log you can analyze.

NeedScripts

8:22 am on Nov 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Not sure if this is what you are looking for.. but do check out :: [widexl.com...]

Once you install it.. you will see some neat features from admin panel.. especially it will show you pages with error pages (not just 404 :) )

Hope this helps.

NS

Reflect

3:34 pm on Nov 5, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Post 2: forgive me but with 300Mb log files, I would be there WAY to long... Even if scripted in Windows (Unix would be faster =)

I was also thinking Grep, guess I should have expanded a little more.

Brian