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Instruction How to find the busiest web site

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To find the busiest web site, I figured the size of the access_log files should provide a clue, so I wrote something in OORexx. (you need to install oorexx and oorexx-devel for this, like yum install oorexx oorexx-devel):

#!/bin/rexx
"rxqueue...
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georgiatestprep
Thanks for the code
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better change first line to include ssl logs and see only on "system" directory where had to be all domains logs.

find /var/www/vhosts/system -name access_*_log | rxqueue
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Mark Jr
sweet code
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Bruce Alan
good
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vppvinacom
Great!
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