analytics

who visits your pages, and from where

in the terminal: help analytics

analytics counts the visits to your pages at runv.club/~you/. It's off until you turn it on, and it only counts from then on.

runv analytics on         start counting (numbers show up within the hour)
runv analytics off        stop; what was counted is kept for a year
runv analytics            the numbers, by month
runv analytics day        the numbers, by day
runv                      the dashboard: analytics screen, t on/off, f month/day

What you get:

unique visitors   today, 7 days, 30 days and the year
periods           visitors and page views for each of the last 12 months,
                  or the last 14 days, and the average
top pages         the pages people read most
referrers         the sites that sent people to you
not found         addresses that gave a 404: your broken links, and the
                  bots poking around for /.env and /wp-login.php

Bots that say they're bots don't count as visitors. Pictures, CSS and scripts don't count as page views.

Nobody's address is stored. A visitor is a hash of the address and the browser, mixed with a value that changes every day and is then thrown away, so a visitor can't be followed from one day to the next. That's also why "visitors" over a month is the sum of each day's.

Without analytics on you still have the raw log of the last 14 days, addresses cut short: the logs screen in runv, or runv logs.