run something like awstats/awffull/webalizer on the webserver access logs on zirconium. doesn't have to be a permanent thing, just once to find out how many people are still using Bugzilla
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Declined | Aklapper | T88863 Measure how Phabricator search is used | |||
| Resolved | Dzahn | T95184 Tracking: Remove Bugzilla from production | |||
| Resolved | Dzahn | T86859 analyze Bugzilla access logs |
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access.log and error.log contains about 36 hours' worth of access:
grep -ir bugzilla access.log | wc
1054 22300 314744
grep -ir static-bugzilla access.log | wc
588 12635 161954
grep -ir old-bugzilla access.log | wc
439 9136 144830
- grep -ir bugzilla access.log | grep -v static-bugzilla | grep -v old-bugzilla | wc 27 529 7960
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@Andrew could you re-run your greps to see what the usage of old-bugzilla is before we turn it off?
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root@zirconium:/var/log/apache2# grep -ir bugzilla access.log | wc
6869 148178 2063615
root@zirconium:/var/log/apache2# grep -ir static-bugzilla access.log | wc
4553 97788 1248204
root@zirconium:/var/log/apache2# grep -ir old-bugzilla access.log | wc
2258 49362 790444
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Thanks RobH! So it looks like usage of old-bugzilla has gone up? Or am I reading the numbers wrong?