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HTTP Proxy Log Analysis

Is there a tool to make it easier to work through the logs of the http proxy?
I'd like to download them to my Windows workstation and sort it the way I need it. Diagramms would be great too!

Where do the first numbers stand for?
Is there a way to find out the time of the log entry?

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0 oliver.desch over 23 years ago

JHWAS,

googling for free Windows log analyzer wasn't
successful, as expected.

What you could do is to get cygwin and try to
install sarg (we use it for proxy log analyzing).

The first number is a unix timestamp

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0 MatthiasStapf over 23 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Hi,

a solution could be the Webalizer, it can handle apache-Logfiles, Wu-Ftp's xferlog and Squid-Logfiles. It is available for Unix and Windows. The only issue I found on Windows that it cannot resolve Hostnames, so you only see IP's in the aggregation.

For more Information have a look at :

http://www.webalizer.com

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0 MatthiasStapf over 23 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Hi,

a solution could be the Webalizer, it can handle apache-Logfiles, Wu-Ftp's xferlog and Squid-Logfiles. It is available for Unix and Windows. The only issue I found on Windows that it cannot resolve Hostnames, so you only see IP's in the aggregation.

For more Information have a look at :

http://www.webalizer.com

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