What are the rest of you using to manage your weblogs?

I have been using Analog and Report Magic which is fine for my
analysis/reporting needs.  However, my traffic is increasing and I
now have a problem with the size of the log files so I am looking for
something that can cope with this, presumably by summarising the logs.

Maybe Tim has a whizzy system(?)

Malcolm

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On 7/12/09 6:25 PM, in article
2F719F1E-FF28-4A67-9F7B-C2AC41AA04FD@news.elevatesoft.com, "Malcolm"
<malcolm@spam.will.bounce> wrote:

> What are the rest of you using to manage your weblogs?
>
> I have been using Analog and Report Magic which is fine for my
> analysis/reporting needs.  However, my traffic is increasing and I
> now have a problem with the size of the log files so I am looking for
> something that can cope with this, presumably by summarising the logs.
>
> Maybe Tim has a whizzy system(?)
>
> Malcolm

Hi Malcolm,

I use Web Log Expert: http://www.weblogexpert.com

Regards,

Steve

In article
<DFF2E730-4CA5-4FC8-B839-72AC052D66E4@news.elevatesoft.com>, Steve
Gill wrote:
> I use Web Log Expert: http://www.weblogexpert.com

Web Log Storming is on Bits du Jour tomorrow for $49. I have no
connection with it other than as a satisfied user.

http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/web-log-storming/

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Tony Bryer, Greentram Software Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
'Software to build on'  http://www.greentram.com

David, Steve, Tony

Thanks for those replies.

In the meantime I solved my difficulty (for the time being) by
rewriting my little downloader app and reconfiguring Analog to work
with multiple log files.  This has reduced daily processing time by a
factor of approx 30.

Malcolm