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  1. Dec 17th, 2011, 07:12 PM #1
    NiceMountain
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    Wanted: Web Log analyzer

    I would like a web log analyzer for iis logs. I dont mind paying for one but would prefer a free one. Also I want to log analyzer to determine if it is a real user or a search engine spider

    sorry if this is off topic, I did not find a good place to post this
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    Re: Wanted: Web Log analyzer

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  3. Dec 18th, 2011, 08:28 AM #3
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    Re: Wanted: Web Log analyzer

    Well the question isn't about VB nor is it about development.

    Don't you think you might get your best answers from a forum site catering to Web site administrators? Sure, a few people here self-admin their own vanity sites and a few more may be involved with bigger sites. But most people here are more heavily involved in VB programming than admin tasks.

    You'll get answers but probably by drawing on a limited pool of real experience.
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