[Linux] Monitoring web server - beginner's questions

[Steven Benmosh]

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I am using Ubuntu 7.10 Server on a web site, and am experiencing slowness. I
would like to find out two things:

1. Is my server really that overloaded, or is it the result of some
malicious action (some guy constantly looking at my web pages from one or
two addresses).

2. What are the statistics (how many views for each page, most popular
pages, geo-location or at least IP of page views, etc.)

Could someone point me out to (free, open source preferably) programs that
can provide that info on Ubuntu server (i.e. no X-server on the machine)? I
remember there used to be a commercial product, Urchin, which Google bought.
Also, MRTG could do some bandwidth monitoring, but I think at the network
card level.

Thanks,

Z.


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I am using Ubuntu 7.10 Server on a web site, and am experiencing slowness. I would like to find out two things:<br><br>1. Is my server really that overloaded, or is it the result of some malicious action (some guy constantly looking at my web pages from one or two addresses).<br>
<br>2. What are the statistics (how many views for each page, most popular pages, geo-location or at least IP of page views, etc.)<br clear="all"><br>Could someone point me out to (free, open source preferably) programs that can provide that info on Ubuntu server (i.e. no X-server on the machine)? I remember there used to be a commercial product, Urchin, which Google bought. Also, MRTG could do some bandwidth monitoring, but I think at the network card level.<br>
<br>Thanks,<br><br>Z.<br><br><br>-- <br>Check out my web site - <a href="http://www.words2u.net">www.words2u.net</a>

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