Apache Log Viewer

[CENTER]Apache Log Viewer
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Summary:

Simply allows you to view apache log statistics for your desired logfile. Shows IP Addresses, Requests for that IP, and Last Request ordered by Total Requests.

It is compatible with Apaches common, and combined default log formats; other than that its up to you to make the modifications to suit your needs, if you need help just reply back here with the logformat that you use and we can add it as an option for other people.

Also to note, depending on the log file size it may take a good bit of memory to parse the logfile, although there is an option to set how many lines the script should parse before ending.

Note: You probably should set the path to Your domains logfile wherever that may be, as the global apache logfile is probably huge.


Installation:

1. Download Zip File, Extract..
2. Open apache_logs.php and edit these 2 settings:
   define('LOG_FILE_NAME', 'c:\apache\logs\common.log');
   define('LOG_FILE_LINES', 5000);
3. Place apache_logs.php in your admincp folder
4. Place cpnav_apache_logs.xml in your includes/xml/ folder
5. Import the product-apache_logs.xml as a product
6. Click the View Apache Logs link in your admincp navbar.

Changes:
Moved the feof loop outside of the fscanf to prevent termination of non-matching lines.

[Trigunflame]

Originally Posted by Chris-777

This work with linux? I don't have a common.log on my server.

Yes, you just have to point the script to your Domains logs wherever that may be.

Most apache log formats are common or combined whether they are named such or not.

[Snake]

w00t w00t

* Aftermath clicks on install

[Symen_4ab]

Great idea, I hate when I have to go through ssh + vi to read my logs

Tried to install it, but.. My log is located at /usr/local/apache/domlogs/mydomain.com
So, i the configuration line looks like this :

define('LOG_FILE_NAME', '/usr/local/apache/domlogs/mydomain.com');

Doesn't work.. Could not open log file.

Any advice ?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Are you sure that is the logfilename, and not only the directory in which the file is located?

[Symen_4ab]

Yes, I'm sure about this, I can vi it.
I'll try with relative path in a few minutes


edit : Did try some things and achieved to finally understand..

I removed the @ in front of the fopen function, showing me the error returned.
When using the correct path : Warning: fopen(/usr/local/apache/domlogs/domain.com): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /admincp/apache_logs.php on line 39
Got it working by chmodding the logfile (is 555 right ?)

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Originally Posted by Symen_4ab

Got it working by chmodding the logfile (is 555 right ?)

Better use 644. If you use 555 your webserver also can not write to it anymore.

[Symen_4ab]

Thanks Marco, just changed it

[Trigunflame]

Updated

[Trigunflame]

bump.. for the hell of it (GET A HACK DB MADE ALREADY).

[Trigunflame]

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