Useful Commands for Web Server Access Log Monitoring

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Farooq Sheikh — Leave a comment

Following commands will help you to monitor your web server (httpd, nginx etc) access logs. Example: I am more interested to check who has tried to access our wordpress blogs admin login page. [root@]# grep -R “wp-login” host.access.log 192.227.253.247 – –…

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