Tutorial: Analyzing Apache Server Logs With Basic Commands

A common task for an Infosec guy is the manual log file analysis since these files are the main source for all events associated with a service. This activity could become a tedious process but using the correct Linux command, we could get useful data from large logs in a simple manner. In this video, I'll explain the main Linux commands to analyze an Apache access log file.

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[samtheharvester]

Are the log files still up? Tried to download but got a 404 not found error

[herakles]

Hi WHO knows how can i check how long user was loging to TC serwer using apache?

[Ukiringo]

Finally found something I understand ty

[CautionCU]

<Error>
<Code>AccessDenied</Code>
<Message>Access Denied</Message>