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Unicorn Log Analyzer

Is there any reliable Unicorn weblog analyzer (subtle plus) that compares with Apache's offerings? In other words, I would like to capture details such as, for example, the following, simply relying on Google Analytics, etc.:

-General Statistics, Bandwidth etc. -Top Visitors -Requested files -Requested static files, images, swf, js, etc. -Referrers URLs -404 or Not Found -Operating Systems -Browsers and Spiders -Hosts, Reverse DNS, IP Location -HTTP Status Codes -Referring Sites

In this example, I have Unicorn logs flowing to the central rsyslog server from Heroku and would like to be able to handle this input with a log analyzer, similar to what I usually ran for Apache as a check for compliance with Google Analytics results, can be skewed due to JS dependency etc.

In other words, I want to run the log analyzer on a local server that receives all Unicorn Heroku and other logging tools, so I am not trying to run the analyzer directly on Heroku cedars.

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I think the magazines from Heroku are already in Apache compatible format. So, if you already have syslog drainage configured, I think you should be able to use any existing Apache log file analyzer of your choice in local logs.

Is this what you want?

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