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Old 15th March 2005, 08:36 PM
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xferlog analysis program (vsftp)

I have a vsftp server installed, and want a program that can make detailed statistics out of the xferlog file.

Can anyone recommend a program? Yes, I know I'm able to search but I want to make sure it's good.


I have webalizer, which works perfectly with my apache logs, but I can't get it to work with xferlogs.
I do
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webalizer -o /var/www/html/ftpstats -F ftp var/log/xferlog
but it doesn't write in the directory (though it seems like it's doing _something_)


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