An interpolated (not really accurate but fair) number of current clients may be given by :
- MRTG - Some figures in cachemgr.cgi : General Runtime Information : number of clients Client-side Active Requests : no numbers, but details (on long requests) Basic User Authenticator Stats: number of authentications You can easily use this cachemgr.cgi with "webmin" , amongst all other possiblities. You may get better estimates if you happen to stop and restart regularly your proxy (like every morning or so. Hope this helps, Andrew; Selon Elsen Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hi, > > I am using squid "Version 2.5.STABLE7" on Redhat 9.0 > > working O.K. > > Is there any way I can find out how many users are > > currently connecte to squid. It should give dynamic > > status of cunnected users. > > OR > > If squid can not do this, is there any open source > > utility which do this ? > > Thanks for support. > > > > > > HTTP is stateless. There is no session concept. > So you need to define what you would > mean (interprete) by 'connected users'... (?) > > M. >
