[users@httpd] bandwidth utilization reports

[admin <ad...@enabled.com>]

I am hosting many virtual domains on my servers and want to be able to
generate a report of utilization based on bandwidth used.   Any good proggies
out there that I can use.

- Noah

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RE: [users@httpd] bandwidth utilization reports

[Alasdair Lumsden <ap...@alivewww.com>]

> I am hosting many virtual domains on my servers and want to be able to
> generate a report of utilization based on bandwidth used.   Any good
> proggies
> out there that I can use.
> 
> - Noah

I don't know of any specific programs, but personally I use pglogd.
Apache pipes its Access Log to pglogd, which then sticks it in a
database. Working out bandwidth usage per domain is as trivial as doing:

SELECT SUM(traffic) WHERE domain = 'mydomain.com' AND date >=
'2003-03-01' AND date < '2003-04-01'

Alternativly you can run awk on your access_log, doing something along
the lines of:

awk '{sum = sum + $10} END {print sum}' access_log

Obviously you'd have to adapt this so it does it for whatever domain you
want to total up, but you get the idea...


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