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		if (empty($_POST['sBox'])) system("cat -n ".logsDIR.$_SESSION['n']. "_log");
		elseif (empty($_SESSION['search'])) system("cat -n ".logsDIR.$_SESSION['n']. "_log");
		else system("grep '" .$_SESSION['search']. "' ".logsDIR.$_SESSION['n']. "_log | cat -n");
		echo "

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		if (empty($_POST['sBox'])) system("gzip -dc ".$filename. " | cat -n");
		elseif (empty($_SESSION['search'])) system("gzip -dc ".$filename. " | cat -n");
		else system("gzip -dc ".$filename. " | grep '" .$_SESSION['search']. "' | cat -n");
		echo '

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		echo "
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		system('date "+%b %e, %Y. %H:%M"');
		echo "IP: " .$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']. "\n";
		echo "\n";
		echo "still under construction\n";
		echo '

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		echo "
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		echo "1. What is simpleLogReader?\n";
		echo "The simpleLogReader is a program that sits on your web page that displays \n";
		echo "the contents of your web logs in a plain-text format.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "2. What is a log?\n";
		echo "A log is merely a listing of actions regarding your web pages.\n";
		echo "If someone requests a page, that gets recorded.  If, in order to access the page,\n";
		echo "several other files are requested, those requests also get recorded.  In essence,\n";
		echo "every request for information that is sent to your web site is recorded: the time\n";
		echo "of the request, who requested it, and what they requested.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "3. Are there different kinds of logs?\n";
		echo "There are basically two different kinds of logs for a web page, access logs\n";
		echo "and error logs.  The access logs give information about requests for information\n";
		echo "from your web page.  That who is accessing the information on your site and what\n";
		echo "information they are trying to access.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "The error logs record activities that result in web-site errors.  The errors could\n";
		echo "be requests for pages that don't exist, or they could be more serious errors.\n";
		echo "An example of pages that might not exist robots.txt files.  Search engines look for\n";
		echo "these in case the web-site owner wishes to give them special instructions.\n";
		echo "Generally, they aren't necessary.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "More serious errors include errors resulting from any bugs in server-side\n";
		echo "programming your site might have.  If your site serves up only static pages with no\n";
		echo "javascripting, includes, data base calls and the like, then error logs are pretty\n";
		echo "much useless.  If however, you are having problems with your site and you do have\n";
		echo "some php, ruby, perl or other such scripts, then viewing error logs can help you\n";
		echo "track down coding bugs.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "4. Why do I need a log reader?\n";
		echo "Reading one's logs is a good way to find and track problems, especially scripting\n";
		echo "problems (error logs).  You can also track site traffic, i.e. where people are \n";
		echo "coming from and what they are requesting.  If the requests aren't being fulfilled, \n";
		echo "you can find out why and fix those problems.  Generally, if you just want to know\n";
		echo "how many people are visiting, where from, and what they're looking at, there are\n";
		echo "easier-to-use-tools available, such as Google Analytics or AWStats.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "5. How do I use simpleLogReader?\n";
		echo "You install the source program on a part of your web site and then request the\n";
		echo "address of that location on your site.  The log file will appear in your browser\n";
		echo "window.  Installing the program basically means you copy the program into a \n";
		echo "folder on your computer and then make some simple edits (see 7.).\n";
		echo "
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		echo "For example, if your site is mySite.com and you installed the program into a\n";
		echo "subdirectory called 'log', you could enter, mySite.com/log/ in your browser \n";
		echo "window. You will then get a log-in page.  Once you enter the appropriate data, \n";
		echo "you get the current day's log along with links to archives of past logs, error \n";
		echo "logs, and several administrative pages, e.g. about and FAQ.  To use \n";
		echo "simpleLogReader, you do need to be running a web site that allows php scripting.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "6. How else can I read my logs?\n";
		echo "If you understand Unix, you can log in to your user shell and read the logs\n";
		echo "using a command like 'cat' or 'more'.  You might have to unzip the log first,\n";
		echo "since servers generally store old logs in zipped format.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "You can also ftp (or sftp) the log files to your home computer, unzip them\n";
		echo "there and then read them in a plain-text viewer, such as TextPad.  Windows\n";
		echo "NotePad would be a bad choice because for viewing.  Not only is it a mediocre\n";
		echo "program, but it can only read small files.  It also has problems translating\n";
		echo "from Unix format to Windows format.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "If you use WinZip, it has an internal viewer you can use to view your log files.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "There are a host of other viewing options in addition to the ones we mentioned.\n";
		echo "Virtually all available viewing options are more complicated than using\n";
		echo "simpleLogReader.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "7. How do I set simpleLogReader up on my computer?\n";
		echo "Setting up is a dead-easy, three-step process.\n";
		echo "Just follow the 3 Cs (Create, Copy, Change) and you'll be good to go.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "   1. Create a new directory named 'log' in the web public root.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "   2. Copy the source code over to 'log' and SaveAs 'index.php'.\n";
		echo "      You can copy it from the browser window into a\n";
		echo "      text editor (ctrl+A, ctrl+C, ctrl+V).\n";
		echo "
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		echo "   3. Change the 'define()' statements after the program header\n";
		echo "      documentation to fit your site.\n";
		echo "      The important ones are\n";
		echo "        a. logs dir [i.e. where the actual logs are kept on the web server]:\n";
		echo "             e.g.  /users/home/yourUserName/logs/\n";
		echo "             tor perhaps ~yourUserName/logs/\n";
		echo "        b. simpleLogReader url: e.g.  mySite.com/log\n";
		echo "        c. log-in name: user name of your choice [e.g. 'ray']\n";
		echo "        d. password: your favorite password [e.g. 'pistol']\n";
		echo "
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		echo "8. Who did this?\n";
		echo "This is another creation by the ever-egotistical ngungo.\n";
		echo "For another of his useful webmaster tools, check out Monpage.com.\n";
		echo "
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		echo "9. Can I give you guys money?\n";
		echo "At the moment, simpleLogReader is free.\n";
		echo "Some day, perhaps, we'll let you subsidize our efforts.\n";
		echo "
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		echo '

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		echo "
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		echo "ray said build something.\n";
		echo "i built something.\n";
		echo "\n";
		echo "it's not much, but kinda convenient way to look at the logs.\n";
		echo "well! once in a while when I asked something,\n";
		echo "linda told me go to look at the logs.\n";
		echo "looking at the logs the ssh way is kinda painful for me.\n";
		echo "so that's why. Here you can find the latest source.\n";
		echo '