On Fri, 3 Sep 2004 rakesh@saysnetsoft.com wrote:
> I have tried the option {content-length} as suggested by you but that
> doesn't solve my problem as I'm not looking for content-length of the
> Request/Response.
> What i needed was the total bytes sent out as well as total bytes received
> by a particular IP in my network which is also using squid.
If you log the request content-length header then you get the size of
content uploaded to the Internet.
What is not included is the overhead of the HTTP request as such (URL,
headers, cookies).
> Is there any way to get that type of log in squid.?
Not without first implementing the function within Squid.
> As i have seen people using Squid 2.4 and maintaining the records of the
> UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD separately.
They probably get the information elsewhere, such as by network level
statistics etc.
> After directing the packets to squid port do they pass through firewall
> again.?
This depends on your network topology and firewall ruleset.
> If they pass through the firewall then through which Chain they pass..?
Depends on your type of firewall.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Fri Sep 03 2004 - 11:32:22 MDT
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