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Hi,

I am trying to find out the "genuine" hits by human beings in the access logs. When I open the access log
I could see thousands of hits and I am not sure whether these hits are by any web crawler. I tried to grep
for google crawler (Googlebot) and found nothing.

Is there a way to identify web cralwer/genuine hits from access log?

 
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