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B.16.5. Apache::Traffic—Track Hits and Bytes Transferred on a Per-User Basis |
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This module tracks the total number of hits and bytes transferred per day by the Apache web server, on a per-user basis. This allows for real-time statistics without having to parse the log files.
After installation, add this to your server's httpd.conf file:
PerlLogHandler Apache::Traffic
and restart the server. The statistics will then be available through the traffic script, which is included in the distribution.
Available from CPAN. See the module manpage for more information.
 
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