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I seen this feature in cpanel and I always wanted to create this so here it is Apache bandwidth user monitor
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=**************************************
= Name: Bandwidth Monitor
= Description:I seen this feature in cpanel and I always wanted to create this so here it is Apache bandwidth user monitor
= By: Damian myerscough
=
= Returns:Amount of bandwidth used by a user
=
=This code is copyrighted and has= limited warranties.Please see http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=592&lngWId=6=for details.=**************************************
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
#
open(LOGFILE, "/var/log/apache/www.planet-source-code.com-access_log") || die "Could not open file $!\n";
@Bandwidth = <LOGFILE>;
close(LOGFILE);
$i = 0;
foreach $Band (@Bandwidth)
{
@seperate = split(/ /, $Band);
$ustage[$i] = $seperate[9];
$i++;
}
$i = 0;
foreach $value (@ustage)
{
$i++;
if($value =~ m/\d/)
{
$Total = ($value + $Total);
}
}
##################################
# Convert The Bytes to megabytes #
##################################
$Total = ($Total / 1024);
$Total = ($Total / 1024);
print"Total Numbers: $Total" . "MB\n";
The way this script works is by opening the users apache access_log on your machine.
So you would have to change the following open file to:
open(LOGFILE, "/path/to/apaches/access_log") || die "Could not open file $!\n";
Change the path to where your apaches access_log is.
I have tested this script on my Fedora Core 3 machine so this script also works with Apache v2.
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9/16/2004 11:35:50 AM: 
