It does work ok for what it does, I would be more interested in some
different reports.
But this along with something else might be a good combination.
I guess I would be more interested in a report that show user or client so&so
has
transfer x amount of bytes thru the proxy.
for example
NUM USERID CONNECT BYTES %BYTES IN-CACHE-OUT USED
TIME MILISEC %TIME
1 date/time 192.168.2.87 193 2.606.325 11.50% 22.13%
77.87% 01:07:01 4021046 51.42%
2 date/time 192.168.2.87 235 1.120.028 4.94% 21.02%
78.98% 00:00:27 27565 0.35%
3 date/time 192.168.2.87 143 909.244 4.01% 12.75%
87.25% 00:00:23 23869 0.31%
4 date/time 192.168.2.69 258 782.748 3.45% 30.24%
69.76% 00:02:04 124527 1.59%
5 date/time 192.168.2.88 66 643.802 2.84%
1.33% 98.67% 00:00:18 18269 0.23%
6 date/time 192.168.2.87 1 107.374 0.47%
0.00%100.00% 00:43:56 2636002 33.71%
lines 1-3 and 6 should be groupable on the userid
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Oh, I just clicked the link at the bottom of the report and found the program
is now called sarg and the latest release was just a few days ago and it does
better at the reports.
http://web.onda.com.br/orso/index.html
Rick Sulman wrote:
> >
> >
> >Also I havent yet found any web-based squid monitoring tools? Any ideas?
>
> Look for sqmgrlog ( http://www.sajinet.com.pe/sqmgrlog/ )
>
> It works great on my e-smith box.
>
> Rick
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