Hi,

Awstats gives all the sites/pages referring to your site using
'referer' field in the Apache log. Is it possible to produce an output
that will tell me how many sites are referring which particular page.
E.g. I want to know that sites A, B and C are referrers of Login.jsp
i.e show unique referrers of each page.

Thanks,
Sameer

(I am not sure if this is an appropriate question for the group)

hi Sameer:

sameergn [at] gmail.com wrote:
> Awstats gives all the sites/pages referring to your site using
> 'referer' field in the Apache log. Is it possible to produce an output
> that will tell me how many sites are referring which particular page.
> E.g. I want to know that sites A, B and C are referrers of Login.jsp
> i.e show unique referrers of each page.

for awstats (http://www.awstats.org/), i think you have to run a manual report
or series of reports using the OnlyFiles option
(http://awstats.sourceforge.net/docs/awstats_config.html#Onl yFiles) to limit the
report to just the Login.jsp page. same approach would apply to other well-known
free analytics tools analog (http://www.analog.cx/) and webalizer
(http://www.webalizer.org)

google analytics (http://google.com/analytics/) supports interactive
cross-segmenting, you can pull up the report for any page in your site (such as
your Login.jsp page) and then cross-segment the report by referring source,
search keyword, ad campaign, browser capabilities, etc. The navigation path to
do this would be Content -> Content Drilldown -> (select the page of interest)
-> Segment: Source.

hth

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