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[Daniela Gutierrez]

Thanks for your answers, it's very helpful I just need some basic stats 
about what the users use more php o perl in order to make some changes 
etc. I've been looking for some ways to do it with the apache logs etc, 
but I can do what Ajai says first and then do some research in the logs. 
Thanks again for the answers ;)

David Mintz wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Ajai Khattri wrote:
>
>   
>> Daniela Gutierrez wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi everybody! I need to get some information out of a web server that is
>>> running Debian sarge with php, perl etc. What I need to know is how many
>>> users (developers) on the web server are using php on their scripts and
>>> how many are using perl. Is there any way to do it easy and fast? If you
>>> have any tips on how I can do this I would appreciate it ;)
>>>       
>> To find all PHP scripts under /home (assuming they all use .php as the
>> filename extension):
>>
>>
>> # find /home -name "*.php"
>>     
>
> .. and pipe it to wc -l to get a nice legible number?
>
>   
>> There's many ways to skin this cat.
>>     
>
> No doubt. Maybe some clever solution with involving the access logs?
>
> Or you could just lie and say 88% PHP, %12 other
>
> (-:
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