lars is a small Python framework for working with httpd logs (from a variety of common servers like Apache, nginx, and IIS). The primary purpose is to provide a set of conversions to ease loading such logs into relational databases, but numerous other possibilities can be realized with a little imagination. Which is to say: lars is not a web log analyzer. However, it is a toolkit that makes it quite easy to construct your own analyzer.
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The code is licensed under the MIT license
The source code can be obtained from GitHub, which also hosts the bug tracker
The documentation (which includes installation instructions and several examples) can be read on ReadTheDocs
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