For web traffic stats/graphing, back in the day we all ran webalizer, and it's still ok.
Now many/most sites insert the little google analytics javascript code link and get their stats there. But google is evil, so....
Does anyone have any on-box (preferably FLOSS, but for-pay is an option here too) web traffic stats/graphing tool they can personally recommend? (Cloud need not apply.)
Does anyone know if any have js tie-in features like GA in order to get the more juicy stats? One would think it wouldn't be terribly difficult.
Thanks!
I've used both google and one called 'woopra' - it's been out for a LONG time too. they are both useful. (obviously, I used the 'free' version!)
I did a quick check, and both of these show up on a long(ish) list from the following (i just googled it lol) - but duckduckgo had the same results - so there.
https://www.doublemesh.com/25-free-web-analytics-tools-to-track-website-traf...
Dan.
On Wed, 27 Jan 2021 at 05:04, Trevor Cordes trevor@tecnopolis.ca wrote:
For web traffic stats/graphing, back in the day we all ran webalizer, and it's still ok.
Now many/most sites insert the little google analytics javascript code link and get their stats there. But google is evil, so....
Does anyone have any on-box (preferably FLOSS, but for-pay is an option here too) web traffic stats/graphing tool they can personally recommend? (Cloud need not apply.)
Does anyone know if any have js tie-in features like GA in order to get the more juicy stats? One would think it wouldn't be terribly difficult.
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On 2021-01-27 Dan Keizer wrote:
I've used both google and one called 'woopra' - it's been out for a LONG time too. they are both useful. (obviously, I used the 'free' version!)
Woopra does look cool, but it appears to be SaaS-based? We really would like something we run as a binary/script on our own box. Does such a thing even exist anymore?
Same problem with the online lists of such software... the ones I found are either cloud-only/SaaS, or don't say.
I was hoping a few MUUG members would have other tools they had used. However, if nothing like that exists anymore, it's nice to know we can use something like woopra and keep our data away from the borg. Thanks!
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