Ed Flecko wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm running OpenBSD 4.2 with Squid and Calamaris.
I'd like to create a simple report with Calamaris that would show how
much bandwidth is being saved at our company as a result of
implementing Squid, but I'm having trouble trying to figure the
correct syntax.
scalar (scalar.risk.az/scalar095/) is a pretty good fit for this.
After I installed Calamaris, I thought I'd try creating what I thought
would be a simple report just to see what a Calamaris report would
look like, but I apparently didn't use the correct syntax. Here's what
I tried running from the /var/www/htdocs directory:
cat /var/squid/logs/access.log calamaris -P 60 calamaris.html. I ended
this comand after about 15 minutes when it seemed the report was just
going and going and going...
How many days does your access.log cover? How many requests per second
do you get? Given the fact that the latest stable release (2.59) does
all the calculations required to display all the reports irrespective of
which reports you have chosen to display, it might take a while. To
output HTML you need the -F html switch and you'll need to redirect it
to a readable location. Something like...
cat /var/squid/logs/access.log calamaris -P 60 -F html -b 10000 >
/var/www/htdocs/calamaris.html
...will give you the 60 minute performance data as html in your ht docs
directory and print out a hash mark (#) for every 10,000 lines of the
log processed.
Since Apache is already installed and configured, I'd like to save the
report as something like: calamaris.html in the /htdocs directory.
Can someone help me with what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you,
Ed
Chris
