http server
hello,
are there any linux command to have how many http request are sent and reveived?? thanks |
I am guessing you mean requests to httpd, not requests by httpd.
By default, Apache saves requests to a log file that stores every request to httpd. And I do mean every. One hit to a page can generate multiple lines in the log file as images and links load. In a LAMPP installation, it's in /opt/lampp/logs/access_log. I can't remember where it is in a standard installation, but a "whereis access_log" as root should turn it up. Opening that file in an editor will may give you what you want. |
hello,
thank you for the answer. How can I have information about How many machines reach my Web server? |
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http://awstats.sourceforge.net/ Paul. |
I am creating an application exactly.
What I want is to collect this information about http server. it is for that I look for answers. I know that exists application which answer my need. |
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