Reading access logs: scans that end in 404, and the 200 responses worth a second look

<blockquote> <p>A public site receives requests every day from visitors that are just looking for something. Most of them ask for files that do not exist and end in a 404. Without a habit of reading the log, though, the <strong>one line that deserves attention</strong> is easy to miss among them. This article describes how to look at a WordPress access log in a <strong>read-only</strong> way, cent

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