Thanks I understood. If I use Common Logfile Format then I can select downloading and uploading traffic by type of request and status code. But how then to determine what the request was taken from the cache and which came from the server? if I ignore the this fact it can make inaccurate calculation of the traffic. 2009/7/30 Waitman Gobble <waitman@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > Alexandr Popov wrote: >> >> Hi All, >> Prompt me do squid log in which are stored on users' queries to the >> server with an indication of their size (such as sending a email by >> POST method in web interface ). I want use it for counting upload >> traffic.In my opinion in access.log stored only download traffic - is >> not it?. >> >> Thanks >> >> Sorry for my bad english. >> > > hi, > > probably want to set access log to CLF and grep POST requests. > > i made some 'ultimate paranoia' scripts in php (well at least that's what my > ex wife called it, i call it 'feeling it when someone googles you' which > isn't necessarily paranoia really) if you want. lemme know. ex: > http://waitman.net/sgs/fdat.php > > they work well with CLF. don't tally bytes, bits, traffic, etc. but that > shouldn't be difficult. > > waitman > > > >
