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In the log file server, there is summarized version of count for all requested tiles(http://munin.openstreetmap.org/openstreetmap/tile.openstreetmap/network_in.html ).

But I need how many time tile being requested for each tile for the result like this(http://datamining.typepad.com/data_mining/2007/04/mapping_mapping.html)

Does anybody know how can I access or acquire for each tile log. In the server, there should be an apache file log for each HTTP GET request such as 2014 08 07 hour min second ..... http://tile.openstreetmap.com/z/y/x.png GET.

asked 07 Mar '14, 06:23

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edited 07 Mar '14, 06:33

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Can you explain why you want access to the raw logs rather than the collated stats that are already available?

(07 Mar '14, 10:10) Jonathan Ben...
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I just know my this summary on clients but thats not related to single tiles:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/!i!/diary/15190

OSM now has multiple tiles servers and makes use of geoip to work as mini CDN, so I guess it's pretty hard to aggregate this data (and keep the privacy)

(07 Mar '14, 11:04) iii

Web server logs are not published by OSM(F).

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answered 07 Mar '14, 11:11

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