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Issue created Dec 02, 2011 by Runa Sandvik@runa

Need a VM to set up web log analysis tools

As part of #4463 (moved), I'd like to have AWStats and Webalizer set up on a VM. They are both available in Debian and easy to set up. The 2010 logs are already sanitized, so we'll start with those. I'm thinking that stats.tpo/awstats and stats.tpo/webalizer will look nice.

Karsten is setting up a VM that sanitizes logs (so that we can include 2011 logs etc). Here's his plan for how everything's going to work:

The connection to the sanitizing VM will be a cronjob rsync'ing the sanitized logs as you find them in the tarballs. Both the AWStats and the Webalizer setup should be able to handle adding new sanitized log files and removing files older than, say, one week. We'll probably want to keep back the logs from a given day until that day is over (the sorting doesn't make much sense if we're sorting requests from just a few hours), so files shouldn't change once you get them.

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