Problem: Too many response code 404, how to detect them?
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From: Jeff on 23 Feb 2010 13:37 hi asp.net 3.5 Webalizer reports response code 404 about 939 times, that is about 40% of the requests. But I have problem finding these 404 errors myself. So far I haven't come accross them myself... So I was looking for a way to detect them. You know about a link which I could use to validate my site for 404 errors. Or maybe I should create some asp.net code which writes the url to the database when 404 code is triggered? any suggestions?
From: Alexey Smirnov on 23 Feb 2010 15:13 On Feb 23, 7:37 pm, "Jeff" <it_consulta...(a)hotmail.com.NOSPAM> wrote: > hi > > asp.net 3.5 > > Webalizer reports response code 404 about 939 times, that is about 40% of > the requests. But I have problem finding these 404 errors myself. So far I > haven't come accross them myself... So I was looking for a way to detect > them. You know about a link which I could use to validate my site for 404 > errors. Or maybe I should create some asp.net code which writes the url to > the database when 404 code is triggered? > > any suggestions? Webalizer doesn't show such details. You can try to analize referrers section, maybe there is a link on other website which leads to 404. I would recommend to use another statistics tool, Webalizer is really bad and basic. If you can't change it (e.g. because of shared hosting), setup a page for 404 error and log from where you get requests there.
From: Mr. Arnold on 23 Feb 2010 21:43 Jeff wrote: > hi > > asp.net 3.5 > > Webalizer reports response code 404 about 939 times, that is about 40% of > the requests. But I have problem finding these 404 errors myself. So far I > haven't come accross them myself... So I was looking for a way to detect > them. You know about a link which I could use to validate my site for 404 > errors. Or maybe I should create some asp.net code which writes the url to > the database when 404 code is triggered? > > any suggestions? > > > Why don't you look at the IIS logs?
From: Jeff on 23 Feb 2010 23:22 Why don't you look at the IIS logs? can I access the IIS logs from a shared hosting solution? This is IIS6 by the way
From: Jani J�rvinen [MVP] on 24 Feb 2010 01:33
Hello Jeff, > Can I access the IIS logs from a shared hosting solution? Some hosting providers do provide access to IIS logs -- I suggest that you check with your provider. You usually must log in to their control panel, and from there, you can find the logs if they are available. Sometimes, they zip the logs for you on a daily/weekly basis. Hope this helps! -- Regards, Jani J�rvinen C# MVP Vantaa, Finland E-mail: janij(a)removethis.dystopia.fi Business: http://www.nimacon.net/ Personal: http://www.saunalahti.fi/janij/ |