Convert Apache-logs to IIS-logs

[locodude]

I'm moving a website that's been running on an Apache webserver to a machine running an IIS webserver (please don't get on my case here, it's not my decision...).
The owners of the website have been using Awstats for their statistical needs and wish to keep doing so on the new server. Fine, Awstats runs on Windows too, but there's a twist.
They also want to keep all of the old stats that have been logged on the Apache webserver, and this is where my problems begin.

So I'm wondering, is there a tool out there that converts Apache-logs to IIS-logs? Because maybe then I could just run that tool on the old logfiles and then infuse them into the correct directory on the Windows-server.

Anybody know of such a tool, or should I just start hacking immediately?

[pete_1967]

Check the available plugins for AWStats first (and since I'm a nice guy I save you the terrible trouble of typing the search query yourself: http://awstats.sourceforge.net/docs/...s_contrib.html)

[djberriman]

Can't you just copy the awstats database from the old server to the new server? I'd guess that the database format is no different so all your old data should just move straight over.

[HaydnH]

Aren't they just flat files - probably not know M$? If they were you could just use sed/awk to convert the format