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Easy Installation. Flat file system (no database needed). Display visitor data as text or images. Show the number of users currently online. Show unique IP counts for Today, Yesterday and Previous, and Total. Show the current IP address of a visitor. Optional email notification upon reaching milestones. An optional "botfilter" screens out robots, crawlers, etc.

Based on Simon Stenhouses original Statistics 1.1 script, as well as my own UVStatmaker 1.9 script, this new version is radically different.

Flat files have an inherent problem with script collisions for the main data files. The main script for this version never writes to the main data file. Instead, it writes unique data to unique "visitor" files, which are consolidated into the main data file by a separate script executed by a cron job (or a certain kind of website monitoring service).

If you have few visitors, the other script is okay. If you have many visitors per day, you need this one!

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