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We want to start analyzing usage of our various Subversion repositories, which is something I know is stored in our Apache logs. The problem is that I don't know of any tools out there for doing this. If, for example, I want to get a listing per repository of "There were X1 checkins and Y1 checkouts on day W1, X2 checkouts and Y2 checkins on day W2..." is there a tool that will scrape Apache logs and give me those stats? Either my Google-fu seems weak in this area or there's really nothing available.

I'm guessing this is something that most server log analysis tools like AWstats and Webalyzer won't do.

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You should try StatSVN It's the one I'm using in my company and gives the type of statistics you're looking for.

Hope it helps.

Carlos Tasada
I looked at StatSVN, and while it is chock full of info, it doesn't actually give the stats I specified above. It will give checkins, yes, but has no way of analyzing checkouts, which is equally important for our purposes.
Chris
Hi Chris,You're right, there's no way of analyzing checkouts using StatSVN.Thinking about it, the checkout is requested by the client, and I don't think that any of the svn hooks will help.
Carlos Tasada