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Posted by Benjamin Niemann on 07/01/06 14:19
dungping wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got following information for my web site from the Webalizer
> statistics. I wonder if there is any clue in the data about what need
> to be done for improving the pages, or if there is anything wrong with
> the site.
>
> Hits by Response Code
> Code 200 - OK 12033
> Code 206 - Partial Content 615
> Code 301 - Moved Permanently 21
> Code 304 - Not Modified 2362
> Code 400 - Bad Request 1
> Code 401 - Unauthorized 56
> Code 403 - Forbidden 1440
> Code 404 - Not Found 1894
> Code 405 - Method Not Allowed 3
>
> My web site is not a commerical one. It contains only discussions on
> Chinese language planning. It does get many hits:
> www.pinyinology.com
Looks pretty normal to me. But without knowing which documents generated
which codes, there's not much more to say.
A few hints:
'More 304 is good'. It means that unmodified documents are not repeatedly
served to the same client or are cached by a proxy, thus reducing the load
on your server. If you are using static HTML documents, the server should
take care of this. When using dynamically generated documents, you may have
a look at the code, if it generated 'Last-Modified' and/or 'ETag' response
headers and recognizes and handles 'If-Modified-Since' and/or 'If-Match'
request headers.
You should have a closer look at which documents generated 4xx codes. Many
4xx hits are generated by script kiddies testing for vulnerable software on
your server that is not present or vulnerabilities of the server itself.
But it could also indicate broken links on your site.
--
Benjamin Niemann
Email: pink at odahoda dot de
WWW: http://pink.odahoda.de/
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