This document summarizes a survey paper on the issues and techniques of web usage mining. It begins with defining web usage mining as the application of data mining techniques to analyze server log files and discover patterns in how users browse websites. The document then outlines the three main phases of web usage mining: pre-processing and cleaning log file data, pattern discovery through statistical analysis and data mining algorithms, and pattern analysis. Key issues discussed include data sources for web usage mining like server logs and proxy logs, as well as common pre-processing tasks like session identification and user identification. The document concludes with a literature review of related work on web usage mining techniques.