... well, probably sort of ;) since this is dev and i'm in need of an accounting module which is capable of doing a little more than the usual network-traffic accounting, i think this might be the right place to ask. correct me if i'm wrong.
i'm doing research on usage-based accounting and billing and need a proof of concept for my thesis. the idea is to implement an accounting module for apache, which gathers data like cpu usage (per client), use of storage (also per client, since usage based) and so on. the point is to account as precise as possible - ignoring the fact that collecting measures on some "sensors" doesn't make any sense at all (as stated, proof of concept) i'm not that deep into apache coding (in opposite to my experiences in administrating), in fact i've read nothing more than a small tutorial on howto code your own module. before i dig any deeper: is there any chance to get down to very low level ressource usage per client? i asume that this would only be possible with touching apache's core, right? seems a little too low level for an module. any hints and links appreciated. thanks folks (for replying and a great piece of software) sascha
