Yes, I've also been using awstats for many years. It definitely works for a small site, has a lot of useful features and occasional releases still keep up with

Yes, I've also been using awstats for many years. It definitely works for a small site, has a lot of useful features and occasional releases still keep up with new user agents, etc. that pop up over time. Each time I want to switch I fail to find a suitable replacement. That said, behind the curtain, awstats has plenty of problems and shows its age. Most of it is a single ~20 kline script with hundreds of global variables, so it's very challenging to debug. There are no tests. Over time it also had plenty of security issues [1]. I wouldn't recommend running it in any other mode than for generating static HTML reports from an unprivileged cronjob. I've made my own test suite and I'm using a slightly patched version with ~20 commits on top of the latest release that fix problems I found and that upstream didn't merge (still from the times of SourceForge - since they switched to GitHub they do seem to be a bit better in accepting pull requests). However it doesn't help with submitting patches that, for example, concerns regarding GDPR compliance are met with responses like [2]. [1] https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/awstats https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/a... [2] https://github.com/eldy/awstats/issues/110 https://github.com/eldy/awstats/issues/110