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In article <JwE7iHAa8HL4Ewy7@scot.demon.co.uk>, Craig Cockburn
<craig@siliconglen.com> writes
>Ann an sgriobhainn, <4p0kBYGSjFL4Ew0k@merlyn.demon.co.uk>, sgriobh Dr
>John Stockton <jrs@merlyn.demon.co.uk>
>>JRS:  In article <B450E08F966811602@fmottram.demon.co.uk> of Thu, 11 Nov
>>1999 21:07:27 in news:demon.service, Felix Mottram
>><felix@fmottram.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>>I have a bwusage.txt file for 10th and 11th November 1999.
>>>
>>>Is it working again?  ;-)
>>
>>Here's an extract of mine; I expect an entry every day.
>>
>>"all" days to Sep 30
>>Sat Oct 2 1999,
>>Sun Oct 3 1999,
>>Mon Oct 4 1999,
>>Thu Oct 28 1999,
>>Fri Oct 29 1999,
>>Sat Oct 30 1999,
>>Sun Oct 31 1999, 
>>Nov 1 to Nov 11 - not looked today yet.
>>
>>ISTM the answer is YES.
>>
>><URL: http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/programs>   bw*.*
>>will plot it, in Win9x.
>
>Thanks for that useful program. It tells me that www.scot.demon.co.uk
>has had 1,107,546 page requests - is this the busiest homepages site?
>

In a day? a year? 

bwusage.txt counts pages and images. It's only going to give you a very
rough estimate for the number of visitors to your site (when it's
working).
-- 
Philip Baker
http://www.thalasson.com/hit-counters/
http://www.thalasson.com/getyour/guestbook.htm
http://www.pjbsware.demon.co.uk