> -----Original Message----- > From: joe z [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 10:46 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [squid-users] least resource intensive log analyzer > > > hello all, > > i have a proxy setup running transparently with squid, squidguard, and > privoxy. i am looking to setup a web page accessible via a browser that > lists top 15 websites visited, host html activity, and by clicking on the > name of the site in the top visited a list of which hosts were active on > that site. i want the default to be for the last twelve hours but the option > (via dropdown? with last day, last two days, last week) to view more > history. i looked around and found some log analyzers. i am more of an > engineer than programmer/web designer (i can do the basics and figure out > what i need to) and am hoping someone who knows this stuff can point me to > what is the fastest, least resource intensive solution to this. i also want > to be able to plug these graphs into a custom webpage. > > thanks in advance, > zack
I don't know of a single squid log analyzer that works on live data. All of the ones that I have seen parse old logs. Aside from that fact, Calamaris (http://cord.de/tools/squid/calamaris/) is capable of making a lot of the graphs you are looking for (top 15 sites, host activity (though I don't know if it will do host activity only for a specific site)), and the current beta is capable of making pretty graphs which you can plug into a custom page. *shrug* Chris
