Monthly Site Stats

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I just fucking deleted the other post I had going, so here is a new one.

Feb 2007:
Successful requests: 671,075 (504,710)
Average successful requests per day: 66,828 (72,101)
Successful requests for pages: 4,385 (3,102)
Average successful requests for pages per day: 436 (443)
Failed requests: 14,667 (1,789)
Redirected requests: 1,485 (142)
Distinct files requested: 6,242 (976)
Distinct hosts served: 138 (34)
Data transferred: 7.44 gigabytes (6.67 gigabytes)
Average data transferred per day: 758.92 megabytes (976.24 megabytes)

 

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March 2007:

Successful requests: 3,924,207 (641,826)
Average successful requests per day: 94,773 (91,689)
Successful requests for pages: 21,483 (1,895)
Average successful requests for pages per day: 518 (270)
Failed requests: 30,266 (101)
Redirected requests: 11,419 (254)
Distinct files requested: 34,790 (2,393)
Distinct hosts served: 1,940 (336)
Data transferred: 22.64 gigabytes (1.47 gigabytes)
Average data transferred per day: 386.87 megabytes (215.41 megabytes)

 

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April 2007

Successful requests: 8,357,746 (1,417,989)
Average successful requests per day: 119,351 (202,569)
Successful requests for pages: 30,892 (2,045)
Average successful requests for pages per day: 441 (292)
Failed requests: 34,876 (748)
Redirected requests: 19,790 (881)
Distinct files requested: 70,958 (7,694)
Distinct hosts served: 4,200 (699)
Corrupt logfile lines: 56
Data transferred: 44.14 gigabytes (3.43 gigabytes)
Average data transferred per day: 372.07 megabytes (502.20 megabytes)

Now that there is actually a small history to look at I can show you a pretty picture of how the site has been doing:

As you can see we are almost doubling our traffic every month. This is a good sign of a strong and healthy forum to be. The actual number of visitors is not HUGE but we are new. But what is impressive is the number of pages served. This month it was 3,053,125, which has also doubled. This is pretty sweet considering we are a clan forum. There are some corporate sites out there that don't get this kind of traffic. Good work men, keep it up!