Log analysis and site statistics report generation

I'm currently trawling through the mass of web log analysis and statistical report generation programs/scripts that are out there and am interested in what others have used and would recommend.

In the first instance I'm after a log analysis tool which generates reports, although I'm also interested in other tools which map site trends.

So far I've tried Analog (very nice and OSS) and HiStats (ok too, like having choice of period to report on) and if I ever get to finish downloading WebTrends Analysis Suite, I'll check it out (40mb and counting... mmm bloatware)...

Thanx in advance,
Jez

Also interested in this...
Munk., what do you recommend...from the ones you've tested?

Hi Johan - well of the couple I've tried so far I do like [url:http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog]Analog[/url]. I've only tried the basic config options so far, but it's very comprehensive for a relatively small package... nice and powerful! There are a few small bugs but the good thing is the source is available so it can be played with. Worth a look at least.

On windows, there's also [url:http://www.hisoftware.com
]HiStats[/url] (the package is at that site somewhere;\) - this application basically lets you create 'projects' for each site you work on and so for each project you specify the location of your logfiles and then import the records/log lines into histat's db. Then when you require a report for the project site, you enter the report dialog, specify the period for the report and let it rip. The output from Histats is a number of html pages, compared to Analog's one single large html page (both having their good and a bad points).

Anyway Johan, I'm away for a few days, but do post any finds you make! I'll be looking at a few other packages soon and I'll post my findings here (I couldn't find any similar threads after searching all the forums;\).

Cheers,
Jez