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AWStats

Open source log file analyzer for web, mail, and FTP server statistics

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About AWStats

AWStats is a free, command-line and CGI-based log analysis tool that extracts detailed statistics from server logs generated by Apache, IIS, WebStar, and other web, mail, and FTP servers. It produces graphical reports displaying traffic patterns, visitor behavior, and server performance metrics across multiple formats and server types. The tool processes large log files efficiently using partial information caching and works with any hosting provider supporting Perl and CGI access. Distributed under the GNU GPL, AWStats is maintained as open-source software. The original author no longer releases new versions; users seeking ongoing development are directed toward Matomo as a maintained alternative that preserves open-source principles and data ownership.
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