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Overview: What's your IP is a script that will display the 'viewers' following details:IP Address, Hostname, Country Code, Country Name, Country's, Capital City, Country's Currency, Country's Official Language, Country's Flag and Local Time. All these are optional. The script has approximately 97% accuracy*. Includes a fully customizable template. What you get: You will receive once downloaded:The Script Files, Instructions, Additional Support Details. Requirements: Server/Hosting supporting CGI and Perl (ask your host/server admin)
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WATCH WEBLOG - Apache log watching utility Copyleft 2005 - Nathan E. Pralle DESCRIPTION: This utility will allow you to watch, interactively, an Apache access_log for a website. It shows you the domain accessing, how many times they have done so, and what page or resource they are requesting. This utility accepts input from standard in (STDIN) so it is best coupled with 'tail' It employs a DNS cache to enable faster lookups as well. SYNTAX: tail -f location/to/access_log | watch_weblog.pl REQUIRED: Perl Sockets (default install)
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UNIQUE VISITORS - A very simple utility to parse Apache log files and print a listing of unique visiting domains. Copyleft 2005 - Nathan E. Pralle DESCRIPTION: This utility parses an Apache log file and determines how many unique domains visited your site, then compiles a list of them (good for directing to an email or logfile). It uses a cache file to speed up the process as well (not having to do DNS lookups all the time). It only handles the first level of a domain, IE: blah.mchsi.com and dink.mchsi.com will just be listed as 2 entries from mchsi.com. SYNTAX: perl unique_visitors.pl <days> Where <days> is the number of days back you want to look. I usually run mine at 12:30am and use a '1' to get the previous day. EXTRA: You must have a file available called 'unique_domains.dat& quot; in the same location as this binary and chmod'ed to 777. This is the cache file for this binary. I recommend: 'touch unique_domains.dat;chmod 777 unique_domains.dat'
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It analyses the visitors activity on your domain and tells you: *The search engine your visitors come from. *The keywords they use. *The link they follow to your domain. *Which files they request. *The errors occurred. Also the bot activity can be seen. For common, extended and 1and1 logfile format. XHTML and CSS validated output. Administration via web interface.
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Look Who is Linking is a great script that answers the age old question, 'How are people getting to my site?' This script even figures out which sites are sending you the most traffic. - Easy Installation - 100% Free Script !!!
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MagicStatistics measures the web site traffic and the online behavior of your visitors: So you get detailed website traffic statistics with tons of useful reports - presented in a clear, understandable way to track the success of your website. Some of the features: Web-based report creations; sending of reports via e-mail; selectable date range; over 21 (!) report types; tracking of search engines (keyword targeting); ready-to-print reports; automatic logfile detection; complete logfile maintenance including logfile archives; schedulable logfile processing; and much more ! Please visit our website for detailed information.
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Track your Visitors Records. Geographical Targetting up to country, state, city. Multiple Page Tracking. Track individual pages reports. Total Hits, Multiple Hits, Referers, Operating Systems, Keywords, Resolutions, Dynamic Reports
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CGI and Perl Ground is Large Database website Listing Free Web Traffic Analysis scripts, CGI and Perl tutorials,other tutorials, ebooks, webmaster tools, and more .
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Look Who's Linking is a great script that answers the age old question, 'How are people getting to my site?' This script even figures out which sites are sending you the most traffic.
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The ABTi Hit Counter is invoked using SSI. It logs a hit, the time of the hit and the IP address of the visitor. The number of hits is displayed on the web page that calls the script. After each hit, an alert mail is sent to the site owner, making it easy for him to monitor/evaluate site traffic.
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