manish
07-10-2005, 03:35 PM
I'm trying to figure out how to parse out some log data so that it makes more sense.
About 5 years ago (I know I'm shooting myself in the foot by starting the sentence like this), I had a simple script that would parse the access_log from the apache folder and give me a list of unique IP addresses that hit a particular website. Now, thanks to companies like AOL, any request that comes to the page could be from one of the many servers that AOL owns - they all belong to the same subnet, but all the IP addresses are different.
Does anybody know of a pre-written script or something that will find out who uniquely accessed a page?
Thanks,
Manish
About 5 years ago (I know I'm shooting myself in the foot by starting the sentence like this), I had a simple script that would parse the access_log from the apache folder and give me a list of unique IP addresses that hit a particular website. Now, thanks to companies like AOL, any request that comes to the page could be from one of the many servers that AOL owns - they all belong to the same subnet, but all the IP addresses are different.
Does anybody know of a pre-written script or something that will find out who uniquely accessed a page?
Thanks,
Manish