SoundSoftware Code Site

# Read an Apache log file from the SoundSoftware site and produce some

# per-project stats.

#

# Invoke with e.g.

#

# cat /var/log/apache2/code-access.log | \

#   script/runner -e production extra/soundsoftware/get-apache-log-stats.rb

# Use the ApacheLogRegex parser, a neat thing

# See http://www.simonecarletti.com/blog/2009/02/apache-log-regex-a-lightweight-ruby-apache-log-parser/

require 'apachelogregex'

# This is the format defined in our httpd.conf

vhost_combined_format = '%v:%p %h %{X-Forwarded-For}i %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %O \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\"'

parser = ApacheLogRegex.new(vhost_combined_format)

# project name -> count of hg clones

clones = Hash.new(0)

# project name -> count of hg pulls

pulls = Hash.new(0)

# project name -> count of hg pushes

pushes = Hash.new(0)

# project name -> count of hg archive requests (i.e. Download as Zip)

zips = Hash.new(0)

# project name -> count of hits to pages under /projects/projectname

hits = Hash.new(0)

# project name -> Project object

@projects = Hash.new

parseable = 0

unparseable = 0

def known_project?(project)

  if !project

    false

  elsif @projects.key?(project)

    true

  else

    pobj = Project.find_by_identifier(project)

    if pobj

      @projects[project] = pobj

      true

    else

      print "Project not found: ", project

      false

    end

  end

end

ARGF.each do |line|

  record = parser.parse(line)

  # most annoyingly, the parser can't handle the comma-separated list

  # in X-Forwarded-For where it has more than one element. If it has

  # failed, remove any IP addresses with trailing commas and try again

  if not record

    filtered = line.gsub(/([0-9]+\.){3}[0-9]+,\s*/, "")

    record = parser.parse(filtered)

  end

  # discard, but count, unparseable lines

  if not record

    unparseable += 1

    next

  end

  # discard everything that isn't a 200 OK response

  next if record["%>s"] != "200"

  # discard anything apparently requested by a crawler

  next if record["%{User-Agent}i"] =~ /(bot|slurp|crawler|spider|Redmine)\b/i

  # pull out request e.g. GET / HTTP/1.0

  request = record["%r"]

  # split into method, path, protocol

  if not request =~ /^[^\s]+ ([^\s]+) [^\s]+$/

    unparseable += 1

    next

  end

  # get the path e.g. /projects/weevilmatic and split on /

  path = $~[1]

  components = path.split("/")

  # should have at least two elements unless path is "/"; first should

  # be empty (begins with /)

  if path != "/" and (components.size < 2 or components[0] != "")

    unparseable += 1

    next

  end

  if components[1] == "hg"

    # path is /hg/project?something or /hg/project/something

    project = components[2].split("?")[0]

    if not known_project?(project)

      next

    end

    if components[2] =~ /&roots=00*$/

      clones[project] += 1

    elsif components[2] =~ /cmd=capabilities/

      pulls[project] += 1

    elsif components[2] =~ /cmd=unbundle/

      pushes[project] += 1

    elsif components[3] == "archive"

      zips[project] += 1

    end

  elsif components[1] == "projects"

    # path is /projects/project or /projects/project/something

    project = components[2]

    if not known_project?(project)

      next

    end

    project = project.split("?")[0]

    hits[project] += 1

  end

  parseable += 1

end

# Each clone is also a pull; deduct it from the pulls hash, because we

# want that to contain only non-clone pulls

clones.keys.each do |project|

  pulls[project] -= 1

end

print clones, "\n"

print pulls, "\n"

print pushes, "\n"

print zips, "\n"

print hits, "\n"

print parseable, " parseable\n"

print unparseable, " unparseable\n"