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sorry i could not help,

maybee what your going to need to do is have some very basic rules in your
iptables firewall that

just count packets ,  with the iptables option for doing just that ,, e.g.

although we might already be allowing the flow of this Traffic, it does hurt
to add a rule

that like counted all TCP packets or in this case all packets From squid to
the LAN

$IPTABLES -A OUTPUT -o $INTIF -s $INTIP -d $INTNET -p tcp --sport 3128 -c 0
0 -j ACCEPT

this works great for me, because i have a script that every 2 hours it logs
& rests all my traffic.

and also one in my ip-down.local for when my modem gets disconnected ...
hope thus helps :D



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