Apache web server - how do I get usage and download stats

I have a website hosted on a Mac, running Mac OS 10.5
Obviously I'm using Apache as the web-server.
Is there anyway I can get some statistics on how many people are visiting the site, and when, and which files they are downloading?
Does Apache keep log files which I can then parse to get this information?

What type of account )POP3. IMAP or Exchange) do you have?  My Exchange accounts only show the messages since I set up the account but that is because I have the Mail setting set for only showing 3 days to sync.  I think that is the default setting since I never changed it.  You can set it for no limit.  There may be similar settings for the other type of mail accounts.

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