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Do you check your logs often enough? If not you're missing out on valuable info. The experts recommend you check your server logs at least once a month. This tool helps you review what keywords are getting hits [and sales]. 1keytools Web Log Analyzer by Keyword/Search Term is part of the 1keytools.com keyboard shortcut enabled range of software. All programs in the range include keyboard shortcuts for every single function. There is nothing you cannot do with keyboard shortcuts [IE. WIthout using a mouse]. All keys used are consistent throughout the application - the same key is used on the menu ass for the keyboard shortcut. Keys are also consistent between programs. Try it and you'lll never want to go back to your mouse. Click the links on the left for a summary of features and to download this program. A full trial is available without any payment. Visit the home page to see our other programs. |
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| Read Log Files |
Read Log Files
| Analyse Search Engine Results (check targets over selected date range) |
Analyse Search Engine Results (check targets over selected date range)
| Define Log Formats |
Define Log Formats
| %S | host (the client hostname, or address of the computer making the request) |
| %s | numerical IP address of client (if recorded in a separate field; used when %S is empty) |
| %r | file requested |
| %q | query string (part of filename after ?, if recorded in a separate field) |
| %B | browser |
| %A | browser with +'s instead of spaces |
| %f | referrer |
| %u | user (tip: a cookie can usefully be defined as %u too) |
| %v | virtual host (the server hostname, also called the virtual domain) |
| %d | day of the month |
| %m | month in digits |
| %M | month, three letter English abbreviation |
| %y | year, last two digits |
| %Y | year, four digits |
| %Z | year, two or four digits (less efficient) |
| %h | hour of the day |
| %n | minute of the hour |
| %a | a or A for am, or p or P for pm, if %h is in the 12-hour clock. (So to match "am" you need %am and to match "AM" you need %aM) |
| %U | "Unix time" (seconds since beginning of 1970, GMT). If it includes decimals, use %U.%j |
| %b | number of bytes transferred |
| %t | processing time in seconds |
| %T | processing time in milliseconds |
| %D | processing time in microseconds |
| %c | HTTP status code |
| %C | code words used instead of HTTP status code in some servers -- only used internally |
| %j | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| %1 | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| %2 | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| %3 | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| %4 | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| %5 | junk: ignore this field (field can be empty too) |
| Exit |
Exit
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