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PHP-Generated Access.log is a Success
234 words | Posted by Scott on May 14th, 2009
Scott was 23.64 years old when he wrote this!
Filed under: General, My Website, PHP, Python


THIS CODE HAS BEEN UPDATED!
THIS CODE HAS BEEN UPDATED!
THIS CODE HAS BEEN UPDATED!

>>> CHECK OUT THE NEW CODE < <<
[Generate Apache-Style HTTP Access Logs via SQL and PHP]

OBSOLETE CODE IS BELOW…

A few months ago I wrote about a way I use PHP to generate apache-style access.log files since my web host blocks access to them. Since then I’ve forgotten it was even running! I now have some pretty cool-looking graphs generated by Python and Matplotlib. For details (and the messy script) check the original posting.

This image represents the number of requests (php pages) made per hour since I implemented the script. It might be a good idea to perform some linear data smoothing techniques (which I love writing about), but for now I’ll leave it as it is so it most accurately reflects the actual data.





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