> ... Squid inverse its purpose!!! ( its start to
> use far more bandwidth than my users do ) ...
Although many different approaches to troubleshooting
might help, I know what _I'd_ do:
I'd get a sample of the Squid<->Internet traffic and
see just what it really is!!! My approach would be to
not even look at Squid statistics nor operation nor
configuration until I knew what the h--- all that
traffic was.
Use `wireshark` (formerly called `ethereal`) or
whatever `tethereal`s called now (it's the
stripped-down CLI version of GUI Wireshark -- rather
awkward to use but small and fast) or `tcpdump` or...
depending on what came with your distribution or what
you can get your hands on most easily.
good luck!
-Chuck Kollars
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