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Revision as of 13:07, 14 February 2023

Plesk settings
Activate stats

Activate detailed logging

If you need detailed stats about visitors to your sites, you can activate detailed logging feature in Plesk.

Log in to Plesk?, and click the settings button (see screenshot to the right).

Scroll to the end of the page and locate Web statistics (Protect access to your web statistics with your FTP username and password).

Select the logging system you would like to use. Your options are:

Webalizer

Example of Webalizer's report format

Webalizer is a simple log analysis tool to help you understand your web stats. If you just want the basic numbers, Webalizer may be for you.

See this demo page to help you decide if Webalizer meets your needs.

See Webalizer's official documentation for more info.

Viewing your website's hits

You can view the hits for a particular domain by browsing to www.yourdomain.co.za/plesk-stat/webstat where yourdomain.co.za should be replaced with your own domain name. You will need to log in with your FTP credentials?.

Interpreting Webalizer reports

See Webalizer Quick Help for info about the terms used in reports.

The stats reported by Webalizer are:

  • Daily averages:
    • Hits
    • Files
    • Pages
    • Visits
  • Monthly totals:
    • Sites
    • KBytes
    • Visits
    • Pages
    • Files
    • Hits

AWStats

A small sample of the data reported by AWStats

For more detailed log analysis, you may prefer AWStats. It reports a wide range of data useful for modern analytics, marketing, and SEO.

Data reported by AWStats
  • When:
    • Monthly history
    • Days of month
    • Days of week
    • Hours
  • Who
    • Countries
      • Full list
      • Regions
      • Cities
    • Hosts
      • Full list
      • Last visit
      • Unresolved IP Address
    • Authenticated users
      • Full list
      • Last visit
  • Robots/Spiders visitors
      • Full list
      • Last visit
  • Navigation
    • Visits duration
    • File type
    • Downloads
      • Full list
    • Viewed
      • Full list
      • Entry
      • Exit
    • Operating Systems
      • Versions
      • Unknown
    • Browsers
      • Versions
      • Unknown
    • Screen sizes
  • Referrers
    • Origin
      • Referring search engines
      • Referring sites
    • Search
      • Search Keyphrases
      • Search Keywords
  • Others
    • Web compression
    • Miscellaneous
    • HTTP Status codes
      • Error Hits (404)

See this demo of AWStats output to help you decide is AWStats meets your needs.

See AWStats complete official documentation for more info.

Viewing your website's hits

You can view the hits for a particular domain by browsing to www.yourdomain.co.za/plesk-stat/webstat where yourdomain.co.za should be replaced with your own domain name. You will need to log in with your FTP credentials?.

Interpreting AWStats reports

See the AWStats Glossary for explanations of the terms used in reports.

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