These perl-scripts monitor and calculate incoming HTTP/FTP traffic to minimize it and detect users who are abusing internet access. Ideal for users looking to manage their network traffic more efficiently.
If you are looking for a toolset to help you keep track of incoming HTTP/FTP traffic and monitor user activity on the internet, look no further than this set of perl-scripts. The primary purpose of these scripts is to monitor incoming HTTP/FTP traffic with a view toward minimizing it and identifying any instances of users abusing Internet access.
In order to do this, the scripts analyze log files from Squid proxy servers formatted for HTTPD. They allow you to view the total incoming traffic, as well as the traffic from each individual host or user. You can even view daily statistics or data from a longer period of time, depending on your needs.
The resulting report is available in both HTML and text file formats, and includes detailed statistics and information about any large files (over 700K) that have been downloaded by users. And best of all, the scripts are easy to modify and adapt to your specific needs, thanks to useful comments throughout the code.
Overall, if you are looking for a reliable and user-friendly toolset to help you monitor incoming traffic and user activity on your network, these perl-scripts are an excellent choice. So, this software is highly recommended.
In order to do this, the scripts analyze log files from Squid proxy servers formatted for HTTPD. They allow you to view the total incoming traffic, as well as the traffic from each individual host or user. You can even view daily statistics or data from a longer period of time, depending on your needs.
The resulting report is available in both HTML and text file formats, and includes detailed statistics and information about any large files (over 700K) that have been downloaded by users. And best of all, the scripts are easy to modify and adapt to your specific needs, thanks to useful comments throughout the code.
Overall, if you are looking for a reliable and user-friendly toolset to help you monitor incoming traffic and user activity on your network, these perl-scripts are an excellent choice. So, this software is highly recommended.
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