Hi John, how should that logfile look like? One big file for each day for all users? Why do you generate a logfile for each user? Or didn't I understand that right? That would reduce the configuration issue and the amount of programming you have to do to get all files together. If you need a separate log for a user just use "grep" to get all lines of the big file(s). To put all files together you should write a short script to transfer them (e.g. by scp) to one server. There you can merge them and if needed sort them for a cronological file. 10 lines of code should do that. If you want to use e.g. calamaris to generate reports you should take care that the logs are in a cronological way. Otherwise calamaris will report a lot of bugs. There are technics to transfer the stream - but I'm not really happy with them as they usually cause problems after reboot. Maybe that helps - I don't think someone has an "out of the box" solution, Regards -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: John Doe [mailto:jdmls@xxxxxxxxx] Gesendet: Freitag, 8. Oktober 2010 14:42 An: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Betreff: Re: access.log From: viswa <waytoviswa@xxxxxxxxx> > I am running four squid servers and using own user based reports(access.log), >now i need consolidated report, for that all four server's access.log should be >at one server. > how can i make it ? Two ideas: Merge the log files... Use syslog to send all your logs to one server. JD
