Check out using ident with squid. It will log which user is making the request and there is no client-side set up required.
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Mandar D wrote:
Hi, Till we implemented LTSP in our office, we were able to pinpoint the Intenet bandwidth hoggers using the squid logs. But since we implemented LTSP this has become a difficult task, as the requests originate from the ltsp server itself. The squid logs show only the ltsp server ip. We have squid installed in a transperant proxy mode and dont wish to go for the authentication mechanism. Can anyone suggest as to how to find out the bandwidth hoggers in the ltsp environment
Mandar
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