Wednesday, November 23, 2005
More than 50 new slideshows today!
Many people vistited today s5easy! When I checked in the morning 19 slideshows has been submited at all. Now, 23:00, more than 80 slideshows are online.
I woundered about this great rising of visitors and went to my Google Analytics account. But Google Analytics has performance problems. So I wrote a small PHP script to find out where all those visitors are comming from. This script parses my Apache logs:
The result shows me the solution: most of the people came by links out of emails! I didn't wrote any emails to sombody about s5easy! (Exept to the mother of my girlfriend.) So, where did my welcome visitors came from, who wrote emails???
I woundered about this great rising of visitors and went to my Google Analytics account. But Google Analytics has performance problems. So I wrote a small PHP script to find out where all those visitors are comming from. This script parses my Apache logs:
<?php
$logFile = '23.11.2005.txt';
$log = file_get_contents($logFile);
$zeilen = explode("\r", $log);
echo count($zeilen).' Zeilen hat '.$logFile.'<br /><pre>';
foreach ($zeilen as $zeile) {
if (is_int(strpos($zeile, 's5easy'))) {
$spalten = explode(' ', $zeile);
if ($spalten[10] != '"http://www.s5easy.com/"' AND $spalten[10] != '"-"') {
echo '<a href='.$spalten[10].'>'.$spalten[10].'</a><br />';
}
}
}
?>The result shows me the solution: most of the people came by links out of emails! I didn't wrote any emails to sombody about s5easy! (Exept to the mother of my girlfriend.) So, where did my welcome visitors came from, who wrote emails???
