IIS Log Analyzer

[sh33n]

Basically I want to be able to list all the files on a web site that haven't been accessed for some time, say 3 months ago.

I have the IIS logs and want to use these against the files in the website route and subdirectories to get a list.

Can't seem to figure out how to do this in Log Parser (maybe it's not possible).

Tried a few random log analyzers of which all have been pretty useless.

Obviously getting a list of files actually requested would probably be easier I could then compare this to my actual list of files.

Any recommendations?

Cheers.

 

[KDF]

IIS ? isnt that that thing... that people used to use.. before they heard of security ?










I can recommend webalizer, but I don't think it does IIS.

 

[sh33n]

IIS ? isnt that that thing... that people used to use.. before they heard of security ?

lol, it's sat behind a shed load of other stuff, but yer that sounds about right.

 

[KDF]

webalizer does work with IIS (google webalizer iis )

I know that it lists all the files that have been accessed, perhaps you could use that list as a comparison.

Alternativly I wouldnt imagine it would be too hard to write something to do the job for you ?

 

[@Spoonie]

IIS ? isnt that that thing... that people used to use.. before they heard of security ?

IIS 6? What security issues are you referring to?

These?

http://secunia.com/graph/?type=adv&period=all&prod=1438

 

[KDF]

No, the 60 vulnerabilities as explained on NTBugTraq.. obviously i'm not accounting for the vulnerabilities and exploits in the underlying inherently insecure OS that it has to run on.

 

[sh33n]

Alternativly I wouldnt imagine it would be too hard to write something to do the job for you ?

Yer that's what I did in the end :approve: