Stephan wrote: > In all ways except for the web interface requirement, "iftraf" would be > great, it shows traffic in real time and you can filter it per port. It might do to get started, as I'm keen to rule out any naughty activity on the server. > If you are going to use a web interface, it is possible to write a > script, but you need to decide exactly what you are measuring. What > would you be looking to get? Would you want something that shows the > data across the ethernet card? Total number of connections? A graph? > Specifically, what do you mean by "traffic"? Ideally something which shows numeric and graphical statistics for web usage on my websites, for example bandwidth used broken down on a site by site basis, perhaps even most downloaded files, presumably all of which can be grabbed from Apache2. I'd also like something which could present a graphical (or simple numeric) overview of the data held in /var/log/mail.log so that I can see any spikes in email traffic through Postfix/Courier. I'm fine with perhaps two packages, one to monitor www usage and one to monitor mail. r. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can find the EdLUG mailing list FAQ list at: http://www.edlug.org.uk/list_faq.html
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