Webstats..

Dreambringer · 08-Mar-2005, 05:22 PM #1

I have posted this before but never really got a response.. was wondering if there was a webstats page that was public just wondering what kinda bandwidth this sites consumes, as well as number of visits and hits..

jd_957 · 08-Mar-2005, 05:31 PM #2

not sure about that being answered in a forum setting. but i bet if you drop TechGuy an email. you will probably get some type of answer.

techguy@cermak.com.

Dreambringer · 08-Mar-2005, 05:35 PM #3

yeah I just didnt want to bother'em.. not that important

jd_957 · 08-Mar-2005, 05:40 PM #4

it probably would not bother them at all. i just meant that they may not want it to be public knowledge. give it a shot. you got nothing to lose.

copied this from the top of this page.

"There's no such thing as a stupid question,
but they're the easiest to answer!"

Dreambringer · 08-Mar-2005, 05:43 PM #5

well i guess what I am try'n to say.. is I dont want him to have to do extra work just to answer my question.. if the answer is no

then I am ok with that... I did think it was a stupid question

just one that is less important.. I guess what I am try'n to say is, I dont think I am going to lose sleep if I dont get an answer

**TechGuy** · 08-Mar-2005, 08:05 PM #6

Hehe... no worries.

Due to the load it generated on the web servers, we actually stopped keeping most statistics a long time ago. So, not only is there no public statistics... there also aren't any private ones (at least at the moment).

canndy · 10-Mar-2005, 02:00 PM #7

Well, you must have the bw statistics, no? Can you estimate how many views you get in one day and uniques/day.

**TechGuy** · 10-Mar-2005, 04:51 PM #8

bw, as in bandwidth? That wouldn't give me any idea visitors or uniques...

Dreambringer · 10-Mar-2005, 05:31 PM #9

do you host them personally or do you have a host you pay for? I was just wondering what kinda bandwidth is used.. even if they are old stats

just wondering..

again no worries.. just curious.. I had a forum going for about a year or so.. and never exceded 1gig transfer a day.. but I am sure a place like this goes well over that..

**TechGuy** · 10-Mar-2005, 05:36 PM **#10**

I built all the servers myself, and they're co-located at the datacenter of a local ISP here in Pennsylvania.

I just checked, and our two PHP web servers are averaging about 50KB/s each (kiloBYTES, not kiloBITS). Our imaging server (images.techguy.org) doesn't collect such statistics, though, but obviously it'd be more. So, I'd take a wild guess and say we're using about 500 gigaBYTES of bandwidth a month (or 4000 gigaBITS, as most hosts measure it).

Hope that gives you some idea.

Dreambringer · 10-Mar-2005, 06:26 PM **#11**

thats just amazing.. thats well over 1mill hits a month..

Big-K · 10-Mar-2005, 07:51 PM **#12**

Thats way over 1mil/month.

canndy · 10-Mar-2005, 10:21 PM **#13**

That's 2 mil!

canndy · 12-Mar-2005, 01:01 PM **#14**

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