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Site Traffic December 2009

Lester Chan — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:00:07 +0000

December 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,295,850
Total Files: 10,659,533
Total Pages: 969,383
Total Visits: 269,297
Total KBytes: 44,774,958
Total Unique Sites: 174,310
Total Unique URLs: 21,043
Total Unique Referrers: 32,179
Total Unique User Agents: 7,386

December 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 364,382 – Max: 444,751
Files per Day: Average: 343,855 – Max: 421,241
Pages per Day: Average: 31,270 – Max: 44,055
Visits per Day: Average: 8,687 – Max: 10,084
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,444,353 – Max: 1,830,334

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with November 2009.

Previous month site traffic: November 2009

Minor Site Updates December 2009

Lester Chan — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 06:04:46 +0000

WordPress 2.9 has been released on the 19th December 2009. Here are some of the highlights of WordPress 2.9:

Global undo/”trash” feature, which means that if you accidentally delete a post or comment you can bring it back from the grave (i.e., the Trash). This also eliminates those annoying “are you sure” messages we used to have on every delete.

Built-in image editor allows you to crop, edit, rotate, flip, and scale your images to show them who’s boss. This is the first wave of our many planned media-handling improvements.

Batch plugin update and compatibility checking, which means you can update 10 plugins at once, versus having to do multiple clicks for each one, and we’re using the new compatibility data from the plugins directory to give you a better idea of whether your plugins are compatible with new releases of WordPress. This should take the fear and hassle out of upgrading.

Easier video embeds that allow you to just paste a URL on its own line and have it magically turn it into the proper embed code, with Oembed support for YouTube, Daily Motion, Blip.tv, Flickr, Hulu, Viddler, Qik, Revision3, Scribd, Google Video, Photobucket, PollDaddy, and WordPress.tv (and more in the next release).

We now have rel=canonical support for better SEO.

There is automatic database optimization support, which you can enable in your wp-config.php file by adding define('WP_ALLOW_REPAIR', true);.

Themes can register “post thumbnails” which allow them to attach an image to the post, especially useful for magazine-style themes.

A new commentmeta table that allows arbitrary key/value pairs to be attached to comments, just like posts, so you can now expand greatly what you can do in the comment framework.

Custom post types have been upgraded with better API support so you can juggle more types than just post, page, and attachment. (More of this planned for 3.0.)

You can set custom theme directories, so a plugin can register a theme to be bundled with it or you can have multiple shared theme directories on your server.

We’ve upgraded TinyMCE WYSIWYG editing and Simplepie.

Sidebars can now have descriptions so it’s more obvious what and where they do what they do.

Specify category templates not just by ID, like before, but by slug, which will make it easier for theme developers to do custom things with categories — like post types!

Registration and profiles are now extensible to allow you to collect things more easily, like a user’s Twitter account or any other fields you can imagine.

The XML-RPC API has been extended to allow changing the user registration option. We fixed some Atom API attachment issues.

Create custom galleries with the new include and exclude attributes that allow you to pull attachments from any post, not just the current one.

When you’re editing files in the theme and plugin editors it remembers your location and takes you back to that line after you save. (Thank goodness!!!)

The Press This bookmarklet has been improved and is faster than ever; give it a try for on-the-fly blogging from wherever you are on the internet.

Custom taxonomies are now included in the WXR export file and imported correctly.

Better hooks and filters for excerpts, smilies, HTTP requests, user profiles, author links, taxonomies, SSL support, tag clouds, query_posts and WP_Query

At that time I was in Hong Kong and couldn’t upgrade this site at all. I came back yesterday and perform the upgrade today. Everything went smoothly, looks like not much changes that will break plugins compatibility as the current version of my plugins works fine as well.

I hesitated for the upgrade because I know WordPress 2.9.1 will be out latest by next week but nevertheless, I still proceed on with the upgrade.

I also updated my resume to reflect my final academic results and now the academic section of it is 100% completed.

Site Traffic November 2009

Lester Chan — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:17:24 +0000

November 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,232,870
Total Files: 10,594,601
Total Pages: 907,322
Total Visits: 252,818
Total KBytes: 43,674,815
Total Unique Sites: 158,597
Total Unique URLs: 19,509
Total Unique Referrers: 33,582
Total Unique User Agents: 7,265

November 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 374,429 – Max: 420,985
Files per Day: Average: 353,153 – Max: 397,883
Pages per Day: Average: 30,244 – Max: 42,058
Visits per Day: Average: 8,427 – Max: 9,499
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,455,827 – Max: 1,815,226

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with October 2009.

Previous month site traffic: October 2009

All About lesterchan.net

Lester Chan — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:00:26 +0000

Server Specifications
This site can be considered running on a dedicated server as it only host 30 other domains which belongs to friends and families of both Michael and I. This server is housed at M1 Connect (previously known as Qala). It has 1mbps guaranteed and 10mbps burstable bandwidth.

Dell PowerEdge 860
Single Dual-Core Intel Xeon 3050, 2.13GHz, 1066MHz front side bus, 2MB cache
2x 1GB ECC DDR2 667 SDRAM
1x 250GB & 1x 500GB 7.2K RPM SATA II Hard Drive
CentOS Release 5

I also have a backup server provided by Vodien Internet Solutions which I will rysnc to manually every week.

Dell PowerEdge 2950
2x Intel Quad Core Xeon E5420
16GB Ram
4x 300GB SAS RAID 10
CentOS Release 5

If you are looking for web hosting, do check them out, their support response time is fantastic!

WordPress Theme
This theme is developed by me and hence it is not available to the public as I want to keep it unique. I am using Facybox to display single images in a modal window. Yes, I am using jQuery as well. For some of my feeds like my Twitter feed and WordPress Plugins feed are retrieved and parsed using SimplePie which is included in WordPress.

There is also a iPhone version which is optimized for iPhone viewing, just visit this site in iPhone and it will redirect you to the iPhone version.

Most if not all of the pages in this website is validated as XHTML 1.0 Strict.

WordPress Plugins
I am a WordPress plugins developer however not all the plugins I developed are used on this website as I think plugins like WP-Ban and WP-PostRatings are not necessary as I don’t wish to ban any people from my site or getting my post rated.

I modified only one plugin which is the Breadcrumb plugin by Dan Peverill to have my plugins’ breadcrumbs such as WP-Email and WP-UserOnline displayed using it.

There are also two plugins which I created personally for this website, lesterchan.net Plugin houses several of the functions used in this website and WP-GalleryViewer powers my Gallery. Both of them are not available to the public as it is highly customized to this website.

Full Details on my Plugins Used Page.

Tracking
I am using the following statistical tools to track and analyze my site traffic.

URL Shortener
I am using lc.sg as my personal URL shortener and it is powered by YOURLS which is initially developed by me but now, it is developed mainly by Ozh himself. Ozh if you see this, thank you!

Others?
If I missed out anything and you wish to know more about it, do leave it in the comments and I will try my best to add it in.

SEO For lesterchan.net

Lester Chan — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:23:29 +0000

I am not a guru when it comes to SEO, what I know about SEO is from what I heard from my friends and forums. I also do not believe in paying thousand over dollars just to get a good SEO because most of the tools are free!

Just would like to share the stuff I did on this website to improve it’s SEO:

Age of domain does matter, I bought lesterchan.net way back in 24th January 2004 which makes this domain close to 6 years old.
I am using Google XML Sitemaps to send sitemaps to various search engine.
Post title always appear first in the browser title bar before the domain name or website name, eg “Site Traffic October 2009 « Blog | lesterchan.net”.
I allow bots to crawl my whole website using
From a user perspective, I always think what search term might the user Google for and I use that as the post title. eg “Windows 7 Pricing in Singapore” or “SingTel iPhone 3GS Price Plans”. All these post has become my most viewed posts.
Produce content that users really want in order to get them to link back to you. Example, my highest viewed page is my WordPress Plugins Page.
Register your website with Google Webmasters Tools.

Tools used to track my website:

Feel free to add in more SEO tips in the comments.

Site Traffic October 2009

Lester Chan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 06:31:46 +0000

October 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,689,658
Total Files: 11,018,107
Total Pages: 974,268
Total Visits: 255,532
Total KBytes: 46,133,578
Total Unique Sites: 156,167
Total Unique URLs: 19,650
Total Unique Referrers: 40,161
Total Unique User Agents: 7,102

October 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 377,085 – Max: 426,525
Files per Day: Average: 355,422 – Max: 401,470
Pages per Day: Average: 31,428 – Max: 49,795
Visits per Day: Average: 8,242 – Max: 9,374
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,488,180 – Max: 2,527,577

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with September 2009.

Previous month site traffic: September 2009

Site Traffic September 2009

Lester Chan — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:46:20 +0000

September 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,514,395
Total Files: 10,832,441
Total Pages: 881,091
Total Visits: 234,920
Total KBytes: 43,696,408
Total Unique Sites: 160,044
Total Unique URLs: 18,486
Total Unique Referrers: 33,504
Total Unique User Agents: 7,675

September 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 383,813 – Max: 426,493
Files per Day: Average: 361,081 – Max: 405,169
Pages per Day: Average: 29,369 – Max: 40,079
Visits per Day: Average: 7,830 – Max: 9,390
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,456,547 – Max: 1,690,368

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with August 2009.

Previous month site traffic: August 2009

Site Traffic August 2009

Lester Chan — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:25:47 +0000

August 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,487,833
Total Files: 10,711,544
Total Pages: 918,191
Total Visits: 237,324
Total KBytes: 44,732,224
Total Unique Sites: 167,558
Total Unique URLs: 20,287
Total Unique Referrers: 34,270
Total Unique User Agents: 7,288

August 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 370,575 – Max: 434,458
Files per Day: Average: 345,533 – Max: 405,993
Pages per Day: Average: 29,619 – Max: 62,980
Visits per Day: Average: 7,655 – Max: 8,560
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,442,975 – Max: 1,840,247

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with July 2009.

Previous month site traffic: July 2009

Site Traffic July 2009

Lester Chan — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 04:52:34 +0000

July 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 13,017,194
Total Files: 12,118,199
Total Pages: 892,110
Total Visits: 245,909
Total KBytes: 50,145,139
Total Unique Sites: 175,508
Total Unique URLs: 21,045
Total Unique Referrers: 36,102
Total Unique User Agents: 7,331

July 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 419,909 – Max: 526,326
Files per Day: Average: 390,909 – Max: 486,750
Pages per Day: Average: 28,777 – Max: 38,911
Visits per Day: Average: 7,932 – Max: 9,152
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,617,585 – Max: 2,183,182

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with June 2009.

Previous month site traffic: June 2009

Site Traffic June 2009

Lester Chan — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:20:48 +0000

June 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 12,353,277
Total Files: 11,498,846
Total Pages: 928,925
Total Visits: 238,957
Total KBytes: 47,913,285
Total Unique Sites: 174,547
Total Unique URLs: 20,253
Total Unique Referrers: 36,590
Total Unique User Agents: 7,286

June 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 411,775 – Max: 543,863
Files per Day: Average: 383,294 – Max: 509,580
Pages per Day: Average: 30,964 – Max: 101,269
Visits per Day: Average: 7,965 – Max: 12,416
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,597,110 – Max: 3,532,779

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with May 2009.

Previous month site traffic: May 2009

Site Traffic May 2009

Lester Chan — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 00:54:13 +0000

May 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 10,860,869
Total Files: 10,143,164
Total Pages: 735,381
Total Visits: 208,951
Total KBytes: 39,734,204
Total Unique Sites: 159,587
Total Unique URLs: 18,455
Total Unique Referrers: 31,496
Total Unique User Agents: 6,488

May 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 350,350 – Max: 444,741
Files per Day: Average: 327,198 – Max: 417,216
Pages per Day: Average: 23,721 – Max: 28,148
Visits per Day: Average: 6,740 – Max: 8,153
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,281,749 – Max: 1,448,784

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with April 2009.

Previous month site traffic: April 2009

Site Traffic April 2009

Lester Chan — Fri, 01 May 2009 07:16:24 +0000

April 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 10,377,687
Total Files: 9,487,998
Total Pages: 708,306
Total Visits: 187,375
Total KBytes: 39,167,115
Total Unique Sites: 154,940
Total Unique URLs: 17,576
Total Unique Referrers: 29,626
Total Unique User Agents: 6,345

April 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 345,922 – Max: 471,712
Files per Day: Average: 316,266 – Max: 357,843
Pages per Day: Average: 23,610 – Max: 29,840
Visits per Day: Average: 6,245 – Max: 6,798
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,305,570 – Max: 1,558,673

Note: Green denotes increase, Blue denotes no change and Red denotes decrease when compared with March 2009.

Previous month site traffic: March 2009

Mirroring Files + Databases From DirectAdmin To cPanel

Lester Chan — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 18:31:51 +0000

I am hosting lesterchan.net on ex-FRRO shared/reseller server, now it can be considered a dedicated server that I am sharing together with Michael Feng. I have also a shared hosting account with a dedicated IP sponsored by Vodien Internet Solutions (which has excellent and fast customer service by the way). The FRRO server is using DirectAdmin while Vodien uses cPanel.

I have been Googling for days to find a way to replicate my files and databases from DirectAdmin (FRRO) To cPanel (Vodien) on a daily basis, but unfortunately I can’t find a way to do it. So I decided to think out of the box/back to basic and not do use DirectAdmin to cPanel but rather use rsync and mysqldump from one server to another.

I stumbled upon this article by HowtoForge entitled, Mirror Your Web Site With rsync. I followed the tutorial closely and it works perfectly, my files are mirrored from FRRO to Vodien everyday at midnight.

Within the same article, there are links to How To Set Up Database Replication In MySQL and How To Set Up A Load-Balanced MySQL Cluster. But unfortunately these tutorials requires root access to both servers which I do not have.

I thought of another idea which is to use mysqldump (at FRRO) to backup the database to a folder which will be included in the mirroring using rsync. After the rsync runs, the backup file should already be copied over to Vodien. Over at Vodien, I will use mysql to restore the database. This is quite a tiring process.

23:50 – Run mysqldump at FRRO (backup database)
00:00 – Run rsync at Vodien (mirror files)
00:30 – Run mysql at Vodien (restore database)

Notice that I give the cron jobs a buffer of 10 minutes for the backup database to happen before rsync and 30 minutes for the rsync to takes place before restoring the database.

Still not satisfied with the efficiency, I continued Googling for better solutions and I found an article by DevShed entitled, Backing Up and Restoring Your MySQL Database, in particular this paragraph:

Moving Data Directly Between Databases
How would you like to replicate your present database to a new location? When you are shifting web hosts or database servers, you can directly copy data to the new database without having to create a database backup on your machine and restoring the same on the new server. mysql allows you to connect to a remote database server to run sql commands. Using this feature, we can pipe the output from mysqldump and ask mysql to connect to the remote database server to populate the new database. Let’s say we want to recreate the Customers database on a new database server located at 202.32.12.32, we can run the following set of commands to replicate the present database at the new server

mysqldump -u sadmin -p pass21 Customers | mysql –host=202.32.12.32 -C Customers

And that is when I realized I can pipe the output of mysqldump of FRRO to the MYSQL server of Vodien. But before that can take place, you need to set the allowed host in Remote MYSQL in cPanel. In this case, I added the IP of FRRO as well as the hostname to the allowed host in Vodien’s cPanel.

I tested the MYSQL piping and it works perfectly! So now the cron jobs are reduced to just two.

00:00 – Run rsync at Vodien (mirror files)
00:10 – Run mysqldump at FRRO (pipe MYSQL database)

Here is my rsync cron job command that will run at midnight everyday:

/usr/bin/rsync -avz –delete -e "ssh -i /path/to/key/mirror-rsync-key" username@domain.com:/home/username/domain.com/public_html/ /home/username/public_html/

Here is my mysqldump cron job command that will run at 00:10 everyday:

/usr/bin/mysqldump –user="mysql_username" –password="mysql_password" –opt –all-databases | /usr/bin/mysql –host=192.168.1.1 –user="mysql_username" –password="mysql_password"

*UPDATE*

Uzyn suggested a more secured and faster way of “piping” the MYSQL database:

/usr/bin/mysqldump | gzip > /path/to/d.gz; ssh user@mirror "scp user@primary:/path/to/d.gz; mysql < gunzip -c d.gz"

What this command does is basically, gzip your database, ssh/scp it over to the backup server and gunzip it from there. It is quite similar to my rsync method mentioned previously.

Site Traffic March 2009

Lester Chan — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 08:22:52 +0000

March 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 10,433,420
Total Files: 9,562,753
Total Pages: 687,906
Total Visits: 193,613
Total KBytes: 40,087,921
Total Unique Sites: 162,377
Total Unique URLs: 16,589
Total Unique Referrers: 30,815
Total Unique User Agents: 6,523

March 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 336,561 – Max: 403,055
Files per Day: Average: 308,475 – Max: 308,475
Pages per Day: Average: 22,190 – Max: 29,456
Visits per Day: Average: 6,245 – Max: 7,914
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,293,159 – Max: 1,961,071

Note: Green denotes increase and Red denotes decrease when compared with February 2009.

Previous month site traffic: February 2009

lesterchan.net Back Online

Lester Chan — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 17:00:43 +0000

After almost 24 hours of downtime, finally the site is back online. We are there at REACH Datacenter to remove the server at 10pm and after that we reached Qala Datacenter about 11pm. 2 mistakes on our part, firstly we did not bring any CentOS installation DVD to install on Derrick Server and hence we wasted about 2 hours to download the file via torrent at 500KB/s. Since all of us are using old laptops, it took us about 45 minutes just to burn and verify the DVD. The first DVD that we burnt using Michael laptop, the server has problem reading it. Only at the second attempt using my laptop, it works. Hence we wasted another 1 hour and 30 minutes.

The second and biggest mistake of all is we (Derrick and I) forgot to change our Direct Admin license registered IP, the license is still being tag to our old server and hence DirectAdmin cannot start. By this time it is about 4am and everybody is tired, decided to pack up at 5am and went home, after dropping Derrick at Jurong East interchange Michael and I went to my mom office to collect his monitor that he has left it there. Derrick called me and say that his Direct Admin license IP has been updated and asked me to check mine, and yeap, mine is updated as well. Michael updated the license on our server and it just took 5 minutes. Went for breakfast after that at the canteen below my mom office as it operates 24 hours. After everything was done, it was about 6am. Sent Michael home and reached home about 7am.

The waiting game is for our local shitty and slow ISP to refresh its DNS records to reflect our new server IP. Apparently, Michael told me that Starhub do that every 15 hours while Singtel do that every 30 hours. It is because of the DNS propagation that makes this site goes down for about 24 hours.

But anyway, the site can now be considered running on a “dedicated” server with a guaranteed 1Mbps line with a shared 10Mbps burstable line and the server is hosting about 10 domains only.

Anyway, if you all need hosting, check out sgWebster Solutions

Notice For Scheduled Maintenance 27/03/2009

Lester Chan — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 13:34:27 +0000

Michael and I will be moving this server to Qala Datacenter from REACH Datacenter on Friday 27th March 2009. The site is expected to be down for 8 hours from 2200hrs on Friday, 27th March 2009 to 0600hrs on Saturday, 28th March 2009. Hopefully, it will take less than 8 hours.

Notice for Scheduled Maintenance (Friday, 27th March 2009)

DATE: Friday, 27th March 2009 – Saturday, 28th March 2009
TIME: 2200 – 0600 GMT+8
DURATION: Estimated at 8 hours.

REASON FOR MAINTENANCE:
Migration of our shared and resellers account server to Qala Datacenter.

IMPACT OF MAINTENANCE:
No services from shared and resellers account will be available for the duration of the maintenance slot. VPS accounts are NOT affected.

Site Traffic February 2009

Lester Chan — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 14:00:04 +0000

February 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 10,800,627
Total Files: 9,945,222
Total Pages: 650,841
Total Visits: 183,506
Total KBytes: 40,616,926
Total Unique Sites: 150,368
Total Unique URLs: 17,262
Total Unique Referrers: 32,855
Total Unique User Agents: 5,951

February 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 385,736 – Max: 548,731
Files per Day: Average: 355,186 – Max: 516,857
Pages per Day: Average: 23,244 – Max: 31,281
Visits per Day: Average: 6,553 – Max: 9,592
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,450,605 – Max: 1,745,542

Note: Green denotes increase and Red denotes decrease when compared with January 2009.

Previous month site traffic: January 2009

Site Traffic January 2009

Lester Chan — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 07:23:46 +0000

January 2009 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 11,276,573
Total Files: 10,248,325
Total Pages: 710,401
Total Visits: 184,462
Total KBytes: 43,986,533
Total Unique Sites: 144,281
Total Unique URLs: 17,814
Total Unique Referrers: 29,778
Total Unique User Agents: 6,343

January 2009 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 363,760 – Max: 410,381
Files per Day: Average: 330,591 – Max: 360,149
Pages per Day: Average: 22,916 – Max: 33,675
Visits per Day: Average: 5,950 – Max: 6,660
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,418,920 – Max: 1,876,486

Note: Green denotes increase and Red denotes decrease when compared with December 2008.

Previous month site traffic: December 2008

lesterchan.net 3.30

Lester Chan — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 09:34:17 +0000

Some minor updates to lesterchan.net and hence I bump the site version to 3.30:

Combined these 5 JavaScript files together:
- Simple AJAX Code-Kit (TW-Sack)
- ThickBox
- Docking Boxes (DBX)
- Docking Boxes Key File
- lesterchan.net’s JavaScript File
Minified CSS and JavaScript files using YUI Compressor
Moved Google Analytics JavaScript code to the footer
Added “My Wish List” (shopping cart icon) to the Welcome Area
Changed “Posted By” to “Posted by”
Added a new poll entitled “How Often You Visit lesterchan.net?”

The remaining optimization involved upgrading my plugins used on this site as well to WordPress 2.8 nightly which is not recommended for a production site and hence I will only further optimize this site’s JavaScript when WordPress 2.8 comes out in March/April.

Site Traffic December 2008

Lester Chan — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 15:31:41 +0000

December 2008 Total Traffic

Total Hits: 10,101,880
Total Files: 8,967,489
Total Pages: 691,791
Total Visits: 170,341
Total KBytes: 42,551,253
Total Unique Sites: 137,608
Total Unique URLs: 17,594
Total Unique Referrers: 25,856
Total Unique User Agents: 6,246

December 2008 Daily Traffic

Hits per Day: Average: 325,867 – Max: 391,865
Files per Day: Average: 289,273 – Max: 361,267
Pages per Day: Average: 22,315 – Max: 28,964
Visits per Day: Average: 5,494 – Max: 6,365
KBytes per Day: Average: 1,372,621 – Max: 1,812,057

Note: Green denotes increase and Red denotes decrease when compared with November 2008.

Previous month site traffic: November 2008