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Anybody know a good (robust) open source php web stats program I can install on my site? PHP/MySQL Preferrably. I tried PHPMyVisites, and it sucks.
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awstats, analyzes apache log files and makes pretty charts
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jshpro2 wrote:awstats, analyzes apache log files and makes pretty charts
My server is windows... I have awstats on all my unix sites. I want these stats to be php based.
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Search google for "PHP web stats".
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pickle wrote:Search google for "PHP web stats".
yea, because I haven't already done that...
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Well when I did a search for that, the very first item I found was a PHP/MySQL powered, free stats program. The third item was another PHP powered stats reporting system. The fifth item was yet another php powered system.

Since you didn't mention these three, and the fact that the very first page of results had a handful of systems, I assumed you hadn't searched. My mistake.
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No problem... I tried istats... didn't like it. Tried phpMyVisites... didnt like it... umm a couple others too. Any suggestions anybody? I signed up for the google thing, but it doesn't seem to be working yet. I'll give it a little while.
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haveamint.com || try { http://wettone.com/code/slimstat }
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I used to use this one before I changed to AWStats.

http://www.leveltendesign.com/L10Apps/HC/

This package is free and written in PHP with a Flash Frontend. It tracks alot of things and is very nice. It does require a mysql database to store the data. Not bad for a free web stats tracker. It also has a CGI backend if you don't want to use the PHP code.

There is even a demo link on the site so you can see everything the package does.
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