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Hi gang
Firstly, does anyone know of a good tool that will analyse your apache log files and provide stats on your visitors' geographical location? Just to be clear, I'm talking about the geographic allocation of the IP address, not the stupid way that many stats programs like Webalizer assume that if your IP resolves to a .com, .net or .org then you must be in the USA! By that logic a user from dial-up123.dehli.sify.net isn't in India...
Secondly, if one doesn't exist, is there much interest in a tool like this? I could write one fairly easily, so I could put it up for free (I even own Geographical.net!) if enough folks want it. I already have most of the code written from another project..
Why is a tool like this useful? Because it allows you to figure out exactly where the traffic is coming from when you're buying domains..
Cheers,
Chris
Firstly, does anyone know of a good tool that will analyse your apache log files and provide stats on your visitors' geographical location? Just to be clear, I'm talking about the geographic allocation of the IP address, not the stupid way that many stats programs like Webalizer assume that if your IP resolves to a .com, .net or .org then you must be in the USA! By that logic a user from dial-up123.dehli.sify.net isn't in India...
Secondly, if one doesn't exist, is there much interest in a tool like this? I could write one fairly easily, so I could put it up for free (I even own Geographical.net!) if enough folks want it. I already have most of the code written from another project..
Why is a tool like this useful? Because it allows you to figure out exactly where the traffic is coming from when you're buying domains..
Cheers,
Chris