Archive / traffic record

Read the traffic history.

This preserved report summarizes an early Tping web-log analysis: visitor totals, requested resources, referral patterns, client platforms, and hourly activity recorded across six days in March 2006.

traffic-report — archive
$ report.read --period Mar-2006

[scope ] 6 days / 39,472 entries
[visits] 7,583 unique visitors
[pages ] 197 requested documents
[peak  ] Wednesday, 12:00 — 253 hits

status preserved historical snapshot
interpretation: context, not current analytics

Report overview

A compact view of an older web.

The source report was generated on 31 March 2006. Its figures describe that historical log window only; they are retained here as technical and archival context rather than as live site measurement.

39,472

Entries processed

The analyzer processed the complete available log without invalid entries.

7,583

Unique visitors

Visitors were grouped using the report’s original IP, user-agent, and access-day rule.

197

Requested pages

Document requests were separated from images, stylesheets, and other supporting resources.

Archive note
This is a historical snapshot generated in 2006. User agents, referral services, paths, and platform shares should not be read as current Tping usage.

Report index

Jump to a signal.

Navigate the preserved categories below. The summaries retain the source report’s measured values while presenting them in a readable, responsive format.

Visitor patterns

When attention arrived.

The six-day window shows a midweek peak, with Wednesday accounting for the largest daily visitor count and the highest combined traffic level.

Unique visitors in each day

Multiple hits with the same IP, user agent, and access day counted as one visit.

DateVisitorsShareRelative level
26 Mar 200679410.5%
27 Mar 20061,27116.8%
28 Mar 20061,44119.0%
29 Mar 20062,06227.2%
30 Mar 20061,41718.7%
31 Mar 20065987.9%

Unique visitors in each month

The source log covered one month in this report.

MonthVisitorsShare
March 20067,583100.0%

Visitors from search

The historical report attributed 1,428 unique visitors to Google referrals.

PeriodSearch visitorsShare of daily visitors
26 Mar 200614718.5%
27 Mar 200624919.6%
28 Mar 200633323.1%
29 Mar 200631615.3%
30 Mar 200627219.2%
31 Mar 200611118.6%

Resource activity

What the archive requested.

Document paths and supporting assets reveal how visitors reached the technical material during the measured period.

4,280

Top document request

The site root received the highest number of document requests, followed by robots.txt and the visitor-report directory.

1,068

Download-page requests

The historical download page was the fourth most requested document in the report.

752

Distinct referers

Referral records included search traffic, internal navigation, and external technical references.

Most requested pages

Top document requests ordered by recorded hits.

RankHitsPath
14,280/
21,272/robots.txt
31,253/visitors/
41,068/download.html
5567/hping2.0.0-rc3.tar.gz
6438/hping3-20051105.tar.gz
7385/visitors/report.html
8354/manpage.html

Client landscape

A snapshot of machines and browsers.

The report captures a transitional period in desktop web access. These figures are historical and reflect the analyzer’s original classifications.

Operating systems

Windows5,43667.1%
Unknown1,34816.6%
Linux1,00112.4%
Macintosh2443.0%
Other Unix variants680.8%

Browsers

Firefox3,17839.2%
Explorer 6.x2,66432.9%
Unknown6998.6%
Opera2493.1%
GoogleBot2152.7%

Screen resolution

1024 × 768477
1280 × 1024430
1400 × 105080
1152 × 86456
1600 × 120055

Timing distribution

The strongest signal was Wednesday noon.

The combined map recorded a maximum hour beginning Wednesday at 12:00, while Friday at 13:00 was the quietest measured hour.

Weekdays

Monday1,37717.0%
Tuesday1,51118.7%
Wednesday2,15626.6%
Thursday1,48418.3%
Friday6748.3%
Sunday89511.1%

Hours with highest activity

12:006117.5%
13:004585.7%
16:004515.6%
18:004145.1%
22:004165.1%

Measurement limits

The report records requests seen by the analyzer, not people in a modern privacy-aware analytics sense. Automated agents, caching, address sharing, and incomplete user-agent data affect interpretation.

Reading the record

Use history with care.

Archived measurements are useful when they are clearly scoped. They can show how a technical site was used, but they cannot establish present-day demand or current system behavior.

Scope

The source covered six days ending 31 March 2006 and was generated immediately after that period.

Classification

Visitors, pages, referrals, agents, operating systems, and browsers followed the original analyzer’s categories.

Context

Paths and software names are preserved as historical references. Current documentation is maintained separately.

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