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Martin Hope
Željko Filipin
Asked: 2010-01-12 07:56:29 +0800 CST
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I have installed Webalizer on Ubuntu with Synaptic Package Manager and it works just fine.

Then I installed Webalizer on Mac (10.6.2) with http://webalizer.darwinports.com/. But geolocation does not work.

I have parsed the exactly same log with Ubuntu and Mac, and Ubuntu finds 156 locations and Mac finds only one: Unresolved/Unknown.

FAQ in 7b. My Server doesn't do name lookups. Will The Webalizer? says to read DNS.README to figure out how to set up geolocation. I have read it and I did not understand anything.

At download page I have found the link to Latest Webalizer GeoDB database. It's readme says I should probably just copy GeoDB.dat to /usr/share/GeoDB, but that did not help. It also says:

The default location can be found by using the '-vV' command line switches of the Webalizer if you are unsure.

But that does not say where default location is.

Mac:

$ webalizer -vV
Webalizer V2.01-10 (Darwin 10.2.0) English
Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett

Ubuntu:

$ webalizer -vV
Webalizer V2.01-10 (Linux 2.6.31-16-generic) locale Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett

When I run webalizer on Ubuntu it says it is using geoip database (Mac does not even display that line):

$ webalizer -o report december.log
...
Using default GeoIP database
...

README says I should use -J switch to point to geolocation database, but I guess I am doing something wrong, because it tries to use geolocation file as input file:

$ webalizer -o report -J /Users/zeljko/GeoDB.dat december.log
Webalizer V2.01-10 (Darwin 10.2.0) English
Using logfile /Users/zeljko/GeoDB.dat (clf)
Creating output in report
Hostname for reports is 'mac'
Reading history file... webalizer.hist
Skipping bad record (1)
...
No valid records found!

It behaves the same on Ubuntu if I try to use downloaded geolocation database.

linux ubuntu mac geolocation webalizer
Martin Hope
Željko Filipin
Asked: 2009-12-02 04:51:44 +0800 CST
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I have nginx log file, and I want to find out market share for each major version of browsers. I am not interested in minor versions and operating systems. I would like to get something like this:

100 IE6
 99 IE7
 20 IE8
200 FF2
300 FF3

I know how to get the list of user agents from the file, but I want to aggregate the list to see only the major versions of the browsers. Is there a tool that does it?

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