Hi Eliezer,
> What would expect from this monitoring tool to do?
Per-user and per-host bandwidth monitoring for both upload and
download.
When using access log parsers like sarg and calamaris we get only
download bandwidth. It's easy to configure them to generate a parallel
set of upload reports from a parallel "access.log" that switches %<st to
%>st but it looks like squid wont log upload sizes for CONNECT requests,
so the big badwidth eaters like google drive won't show any upload
traffic.
From "squidclient mgr:utilization" I could get only agregate upload and
download bandwidth. Not per user or per host.
And of course I'd like to find something ready to use instead of
hacking my own scripts to query squid, generate logs and plot graphics.
;-)
[]s, Fernando Lozano
>
> Eliezer
>
> On 07/15/2014 11:11 PM, fernando_at_lozano.eti.brwrote:
>
>> Hi there, As stated in another thread, using the access log format
>> ">st" seems ineffective to measure upload bandwidth to things like
>> Google Drive. Amos stated that this could be related to a CONNECT
>> issue. Is anyone aware of this issue? Is there a bug report? Now the
>> good news: I'm collecting data from squidclient mgr:usage, and all
>> attributes client.*kbytes_in/out and the server ones seems to be
>> correct, and accounting for HTTPS downloads and uploads. Is anyone
>> aware of a ready-to-use monitoring tool that uses squidlcient for
>> those
>> metrics? []s, Fernando Lozano
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