Web log analyzer?

[samkhan]

I have a remote server hosting quite a lot of websites (over a hundreds). Each site has its own logfiles in different folders on the server (eg. /logs/mysitea.com, /logs/mysiteb.com). We are looking for a web log analyzer which allows us to set up each site individually for separate analysis, and which will automatically download new logfiless from each log folder on the server on a schedule we set. The idea is we could leave it downloading overnight. Ideally it would also include the ability to summarize the stats across all domains (eg. which sites are most popular? how many visitors were there across all sites? etc)

Anyone can suggest me for such a product exists?

[w3bmaster]

I think Google Analytics is the one you are looking for.Urchin 5 Web Analytics Software from Google is one of the best . Google bought Urchin a while ago, which IMO is probably the best software out there. Urchin is expensive, but Google offers Google Analytics for free.

Only downside it that it doesn't read server logs, so you won't get stuff like bot visits. On the other hand, the reporting is excellent, and I use it on all my sites.

[Falcon]

You can always use a cron job to dl your computer to the log(s). Another option qould be to email the logs, then use a log analyser. Webtrends is pretty good.

Or you can also install awstats -which is free- on your server, or cnstats - which is paid for.

[mini_0]

Well here are multiple options in this , google analytics is the best one i think , plus the importance of your log is unprecedented so must not go for solutions that sound inexpensive but are never worth it . The actual data in the server log is just that, data. Data is of little use without an application to compile, categorize, analyze, and turn it into useful information. The power of server log analysis software varies depending upon the web host, and it's not related to how much you pay for hosting service.