Every now and then I see a giant spike in bytes transferred (>100Gig in
5 minutes) as reported by Analog running on my Apache logs. However, the
router, which also logs bytes transferred, shows normal traffic levels.
These spikes appear to be related to thousands of requests for the same
file from a single host, all within a few minutes of each other and all
with different numbers of bytes transferred and a 206 status code.
This isn't really an Analog problem, as Analog is simply reporting what
Apache says in it's logs, but it is still making my Analog reports be
dramatically wrong.
Does anyone have any idea why Apache would be logging bytes transferred
that are so far off of reality?
Thanks
Jason
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