Uroki posiadania serwera WWW

Najłatwiej dowiedzieć się tym co jest na topie jeśli chodzi o ataki na serwery http, gdy postawi się własny. [...]

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#Analytics #Statistics #Privacy #GoAccess

https://thewhale.cc/posts/goaccess

GoAccess is an open source real-time web log analyzer and interactive viewer that runs in a terminal in *nix systems or through your browser. It provides fast and valuable HTTP statistics for system administrators that require a visual server report on the fly.

Success! I managed to generate a HTML report with #GoAccess from my #Apache logs.

What I now need to figure out is what all that information and all those abbreviations actually _mean_ - i.e. what will help me identify the causes for all the website downtimes. Can anyone recommend a good beginner's guide (i.e. for someone who has never had to deal with those technical aspects of website maintenance before)?

I need some quick help reading my #Apache logs.

In my logs, the date/time stamps have the format

wiki.sunkencastles.com XXX.XXX.XXX.XX - - [23/Oct/2025:20:24:06 +0000]

What is the correct option for my #GoAccess command?

https://goaccess.io/man

EDIT: I read the manual a bit more closely, and I realized I need to specify both:

--log-format <logformat>

and

--datetime-format <date_timeformat>

I suspect the challenge lies with the former.

EDIT: Solved, thanks to everyone who replied!

#GoAccess website (goaccess.io) and APT repository (deb.goaccess.io) seem compromised, returning suspicious HTML/JS instead of expected content (like "gnugpg.key").

This is causing "apt update" signature errors on Ubuntu/Debian. Recommend disabling their APT repo and avoiding downloads from their site until resolved.

Stay safe.

#security #vulnerability

I realized that the #goAccess #web #analytics based on #nginx I use on #storySeedLibrary are pretty limited. Maybe too limited.

I'm considering to swapping to some JS-based ones, like Piwik or a similar #FLOSS solution.

Can you recommend anything?

Do you think that using JS-based analytics would compromise the privacy of the users?

#admin #webAdmin #privacy

14 days of #Luanti ContentDB stats, with ignore-crawlers (although some definitely remain)

From the Luanti client - 3.3M requests and 90K unique visitors last 14 days

From the web (likely including some bots): 2.3M requests and 112K unique users

The tool here is #GoAccess