Using the Dashboard

Raw Logs

Inspect individual requests, one row per hit, with filters and extra columns.

Honeylog Raw Logs.

Raw Logs is the request-level view. Where the other pages aggregate traffic, this one shows individual requests, one row at a time. Use it to confirm a specific visit, debug an installation, or inspect a suspicious bot.

#The columns

Each row is a single request. These columns are always shown:

  • Time — when the request happened, to the second.
  • Visitor — the user id, IP address, or IPv6 address.
  • Bot name — empty when the request is not a bot.
  • Country — the two-letter country code.
  • Path — the requested path.
  • User agent — the full user-agent string.

You can switch on extra columns when you need more detail:

  • Status code — the HTTP response (2xx, 4xx, 5xx, ...).
  • Method — GET, POST, and so on.
  • Response time — in milliseconds.
  • Bytes sent — the response size.

#Choosing the time range

Raw Logs has its own time controls:

  1. Use a quick preset — Today, Yesterday, or Last 7 Days.
  2. Or set a custom start and end date and time.

Because the log is detailed, you can query up to 7 days back from the current moment.

#Filtering

Add one or more filters to narrow the list. You can filter by visitor, bot name, IP or IPv6 address, user id, country code, path, or full user agent.

  1. Add a filter and enter a value.
  2. Add more filters to combine conditions.
  3. Clear all filters to start over.

Applying a filter returns you to the first page of results. The table is paginated; move through pages with the next and previous controls.

For trends and totals rather than individual rows, use the Traffic reports or the Dashboard home.