Access Log Manager
Find out more about the Access Log Manager and also the data that will be inside it.
An access log is a text file which contains a thorough list of all of the files accessed by your Internet site visitors. All the files that were requested in one way or another will be included, so if you have a PHP script application and a site visitor opens only the home page, for example, you may find a lot of files in the log. The reason is that there are things on the home page that are embedded - parts of other webpages, graphics, and so forth. These files shall be listed within the access log, allowing you to get a detailed picture of the way your website performs. The data is in plain text format, so the logs are often referred to as "raw data" too. An access log shows the name of each and every requested file, the path to it, the date it was accessed, plus the user’s IP address, web browser and Operating System. More info, such as the referrer site, is sometimes included as well. A log file could be processed by various desktop apps for statistical purposes as an addition to the web stats created by your hosting server.
Access Log Manager in Cloud Hosting
When you choose one of our cloud hosting solutions, you’ll receive comprehensive access logs for all of your websites. Once you sign in to your Hepsia Control Panel, you can go to the Access/Error Logs section where you will see a complete list of the domain names and subdomains that you've added or created inside the web hosting account. You'll simply need to click on the On button, that's situated on the right-hand side of each and every hostname and our cloud platform will start generating logs right away. To disable this feature, you will need to follow the exact same steps and click on the Off button. The domains and subdomains could be managed independently and whenever you want. You can find a download link inside the Logs section of the Control Panel for any log generated by our system, so you're able to save the file to your desktop or notebook and view it or use it through some log processing software.