This Perl script allows you to check where your clicks are coming from. This logs all the people who visit a page, and where they came from. Includes a graphic interface.

mail-log.cgi script saves access date+time, your visitor's host name, their IP address and browser type, the referring page (if any) and the file name of the page that called the script to a log file on the server. After a given number of log entries this file will be automatically mailed to your mailbox. You can change the mailing interval according to your needs. The default interval is every 50 accesses to the page(s) to be logged.

Invistrack will track your page views transparently. This tracking program does NOT require SSI to work. You add a simple img tag anywhere on the html page you want to track. It's fast, simple, and free.

logmanage is a program which is designed to perform flexible management of web statistics for a variety of users and main server logs. In its current configuration it is designed to work with http-analyze but should work with any web stats program that takes log input on STDIN and can be configurated for the output directory on the command line.

LogNess is a Web site statistics analysis package written in Perl. It features: Easy to setup, No sensetive information is stored in cookies, ViewStats script to view your statistics, and Filters for Page hits by day, by page, by month, vistitors by page, day and month, browsers, monitor color depths, monitor resolutions, javascript, cookies,languages, operating systems, IP addresses, referers, Search engines and Mail hosts.

Access Panda is a CGI script that generates fast, pretty graphs from the data in web site log files. It can graph usage by hour, day, week, or month, and displays the top pages, machines, and top-level domains. Access Panda has been designed to look pleasing and to be both easy to install and to use, so it does not require any graphics packages, UNIX shell commands, or programming knowledge, whatsoever. All you need is a web browser and permission to run CGI scripts on a web server.

visitors is a Perl script that reads your HTTP access logs and displays graphs showing the number of visitors to your site. You can zoom in for more detail to see visitors by year, month, day and even hour.

Use this script to create a log file which you can analyze with a programm like FastStats. It allows you to get all the statistics you want such as number of visits, browser and OS used, entering point, URL referrals, most popular pages, most recent accesses, etc. This script requires SSI. It is also capable of logging downloads, images and bandwidth use. It also contains a very simple web-based analyzer which will give you the total hits per day.

SitePath™ is an advanced Website Management Tool that utilizes the server logs ('httpd' logs) generated by Apache and other similar web servers. It provides a "Path" listing showing how many times each page was entered and exited, and which pages visitors entered from and exited to. It also includes a special "Members" report that shows when members entered your site, and if they have just joined, which external referer they first came from. It can show you which are your highest traffic referers in the "DomainRefs" report, and which pages are externally linked by other sites with the "Referer" report.

This is a simple hit/traffic logging script. If you want to know if someone is leaving your site with one of your links, this script will log that for you. It will also log the page that referred the client to your page as well as the use of your link.

stoic is a Web server log analyzer written in Perl. It reports: logfile totals, daily totals, hourly totals, domains visiting, top n documents requested, top n sites visiting, status codes received, agent statistics, platform statistics, robots visiting, user site report, and user report. It also features: myriad AOL proxies broken down into one, major search engine requests are parsed, ignores sites listed in specified file, referrals are only collected if specified, country codes are matched with domains visiting, and more.

freq is a Perl script used to analyze the last log. It works on Linux systems, but may also work on other UNIX-based systems that have the same format for their lastlog. It can spit out information regarding how many times a user has logged in as well as what days, terminals, hours, and months are most popular for logins. In addition, it can sort this information alphabetically or ascending or descending by number of logins. It can even generate simple graphs.

Features include: Web based installation gets you up and running in seconds, Supports both Extended(combined) and Standard log file formats, Supports Extremely Large Log Files, Relative Date selection, The Date Range option accepts dates in almost every date format, Generates Reports for Page, IP,Top Level Domain,Hour, Day, Week, Month, Bytes Transferred, Referrer, Query Strings, Authenticated Users Browser and OS, Customizable Remove and View Only Filters let you focus on the data you want to see, Easy to use Interface lets you Generate Sub-Reports, Clean Log function, and much more.

Urchin is a high performance, fully automated website/webserver statistics analysis system that provides critical insight on a website's user activity. Urchin creates three types of reports: The Site Report, The E-mail Report, and The Server Report. These reports are beneficial to anyone interested in both a quality website and a quality experience for the end user. Urchin is available in two versions: Urchin ASAP (the free adware) and Urchin ISP (the ad-free $995).

Bestdam Logger is an CGI script written in Perl that compiles hit counts and detailed information about visitors to your Website and automatically e-mails this information to you. It executes "in the background" and is completely invisible to those who visit your site (except for the optional display of the hit counter). It compiles counts and detailed information about visitors to your Website including: their IP address, their host domain, the make and version of the browser they used, the operating system they are using, the pages they viewed, the URL of the site that referred them to yours, and the date and time of their visit.

This is a fully featured version of Bestdam Logger Lite, a Website visitor logger and counter. Main features include: "period" log reports, with count summaries, can be automatically e-mailed to you daily or weekly (or not at all), the e-mailed log reports, can be single- or double-spaced for ease of reading, if you choose the "Weekly" option you pick the day of the week they are sent, an optional "history" log can be kept, a culmination of the daily or weekly "period" logs, you decide which pages to include/exclude in the logging and counting, the counter can be "hidden" or displayed on the page, and the counter can either be displayed as text or you can use graphics digits.

Superstat takes a server's access log, and generates statistics including top requests, most frequently visited directories, top clients, and even and hourly breakdown of activity.

WhoDidWhat is a WWW statistics program. It reads log files generated by a web server and returns statistical information in either comma delimited text file format or HTML. It can also generate graphical plots for certain types of statistics.

This is a Web site traffic analyzer which logs visits to any of your pages by placing a simple, invisible tag. It also allows you to log referrals as well as total hits. You can track as many pages as you want. It uses ssi and doesn't require access to server log files.

MWH - Counter is a perl program intended for counting the visitors on your web-pages. It records hits to any number of Web pages you specify, sorts them out and presents them in nice formatted tables. Data include number of hits per page, host domain country, browser type, operating system and more. It requires SSI.