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My boss wants me to find a way to track client downloads (who and when). We host client data on S3 (our servers are on AWS). There's no native way to do this, it seems. I found an app called S3Stat. Anybody ever use it or have other suggestions?
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# ¿ Mar 9, 2020 23:16 |
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# ¿ Mar 28, 2024 22:11 |
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Rufus Ping posted:S3 has "server access logging" which should do what you want So I've got logging enabled, which produces a text file full of garbage. Is there a reallly basic how-to out there on how to interpret these things, using Cloudfront or something. I've been reading the manuals on AWS and it's not helping. It's just a daisy chain of tutorials, none of which are entirely clear they're going to do what I want them to, which is simply tell me the time and source of a file download. To be clear, today was the first day I've even accessed the AWS console. I've only ever used S3 browser to upload files. But AWS it's becoming clear, is a whole thing. Feel like I need to take a class to get a handle on it.
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# ¿ Mar 10, 2020 23:49 |
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To ask the same thing as PawParole, but in many more words - I've got a Wordpress-based photography and blog website that I'd like to save/archive/hold on to but don't really update or add to anymore. Keeping it online but uneditable (is this a static site?) would be ideal but if I have to just save it to a hard drive and view it that way that's also fine if need be. My current host is called Siteground. They do NOT use cPanel, so any backup archive produced from them is using something called "SiteTools". Which I'm guessing is incompatible with practically everything but Siteground. It did not work with Lithium, when I initially just tried to move to a cheaper host. But maybe I don't even use backup file to generate a "static site"? I'm looking for the easiest method possible. Ideally something that I just take a file of the entire site, like a backup, and upload it to something and it works. Otherwise I need something with really explicit instructions that assumes no prior knowledge. If there is solution with a one time fee or low subscription cost that is possible.
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# ¿ Dec 20, 2022 05:24 |
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fuf posted:
Thanks! I've already got Lithium hosting which I hit a wall with because they use cPanel and my Siteground archive uses "Site Tools". So everything including the database would have to be set up manually. No way am I gonna do that. So maybe Duplicator will be easier. Has anyone used Duplicator to transfer their site to Lithium? Also what kind of hosting would only be a few dollars a year? That seems really cheap.
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# ¿ Dec 20, 2022 22:01 |
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DarkLotus posted:I remember recently someone trying to migrate from Siteground and wanted me to restore a backup which isn't possible because Siteground doesn't use cPanel and LiPanel (ApisCP) can only currently import cPanel backups directly. Thanks. Opened the ticket back up.
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# ¿ Dec 21, 2022 19:55 |
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# ¿ Mar 28, 2024 22:11 |
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Ok, so I got my site successfully migrated to Lithium, but there's something weird going on. It appears as it did in late 2015, including layout and media. No images or posts added since then are there. Yet I checked the backup and images uploaded more recently are in it. Somehow the site updated from a backup from 2015. Late 2015 is the same time that I migrated my site to the host I am now migrating it from. So I think there is some connection there. What could be going on?
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# ¿ Dec 23, 2022 17:47 |