On my old host I had root access and I was able to download the raw log files to view which pages spiders were hitting.
On my new Cpanel host I can download the raw log file in gz format. If I unzip the file I get a binary.
How can I simply view the data like I used to? Line by line in a simple text file?
Thanks,
kevinpate
2:00 pm on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0)
extract the data with a different proggie. I use a proggie called Stu**-It myself and I have no tribbles at all expanding the compressed data. By the by, *=f (just in case you don't recognize the proggie name.)
bcolflesh
2:02 pm on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0)
I think by default Cpanel creates a file called:
yourdomain.log
Then gzips it - This is actually a text file you can open with any text editor - is this the "binary" you are mentioning?
bcolflesh
2:15 pm on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0)
Also, at least in the version of Cpanel I just looked at, you can get the FTP path to the log via:
FTP Manager > FTP Accounts
It won't be the same as the site root folder login.
MrSpeed
3:37 pm on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0)
I got it to work. I was using TextPad and for some reason it was treating files with the extension of .com as a binary. I renamed the extension to .txt and everything worked great.
bcolflesh- Thanks for the tip about the FTP. That works great.