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Recently I have problem with Open Graph checkers unable to detect Open Graph data?. It turns out that the bots from the checkers are unable to access data. However, since I have no root access to my shared hosting, I can't use wireshark to know the exact bots that connects to my hosting, therefore cannot ask the technician to help me.
So is there a way to know the bots? I really have no idea where to start. The site I want to know is https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/
Related: What is the bot in Facebook for Developers' Object Debugger?
You can see and identify all traffic to your website in the access logs generated by
apache,nginx,iss, ...Furthermore there are already a lot of tools out there which are able to parse and reflect the data in a human reabable format. e.g. awstats