Access-log input
What are you looking for?
Choose an example to see the answer first. Replace it with your own access log when you are ready.
Plain text only. Maximum 8 MB.
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Log analysis results
- REQUESTS
- 0
- UNIQUE IPS
- 0
- BOT REQUESTS
- 0
- CLIENT ERRORS
- 0
- SERVER ERRORS
- 0
Top crawlers
| Crawler | Requests |
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Status distribution
Most requested paths
| Path | Requests |
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| # | Crawler family | Requests | Share |
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| Status | Class | Requests | Share |
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| # | Request path | Requests | Share |
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Where do server logs come from?
Your web server, hosting platform, CDN or firewall may record one line for each request. A line normally contains an IP address, time, path, status code and user-agent. Look for “access logs”, “request logs” or “HTTP logs”. If you cannot export them, ask the person who manages the hosting for a short Apache- or Nginx-style sample.
What this tool can answer
It counts crawler names, errors and frequently requested paths. A user-agent can be copied and does not prove bot identity. Send a candidate line directly to the Bot Request Verifier to check the token and published operator ranges together.