I have written a new logfile analysis program called analog. It currently
analyses logfiles from your WWW server in the common format and the NCSA
old-style format (or logfiles containing both).

Why a new program? Well, in short, we found that all of the previously
available programs either produced ugly output, or couldn't cope with large
logfiles. My program
  i) is fast. I can process 415 000 requests in under 30 seconds (on an
     HP9000/735; your mileage may vary);
 ii) produces attractive output (I think!);
iii) works well on large logfiles.

This program is still in beta test. I need more people to test it and tell
me how it copes on their systems, and what other features are needed. I hope
that in doing so you will be able to get better WWW statistics too!

A more detailed description of the program, and source code, can be found
at <URL:http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/>.

Stephen R. E. Turner
  Stochastic Networks Group, Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  e-mail: sr...@cam.ac.uk  WWW: http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/home.html
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