Re: [squid-users] access log realtime

You can use the cachemgr active_requests page. But it probably won't
give you exactly what you're asking for. It will tell you what requests
are active /right now/, which is a pretty small percentage of what you
or I as slow humans might think of as 'browing the web right now'.

You could certainly make a small perl script to store the last 25
requests, or similar, in a rotating buffer and present them to you in a
html web page. I don't know of any existing tools to do exactly this.
I use calamaris to parse a certain number of lines, when I want a
snapshot view. You can use tail, in combination with calamaris to
generate a quick 'snapshot' view of the running cache and its users,
something like this:

tail -1000 access.log | calamaris -a -w -R 100 -u

(Please check the command line options, as this is from memory...my test
machine is in a state of disassembly at the moment for upgrades so I
don't have my calamaris scripts handy to look at.)

Sigit wrote:
> this command if i want see from server
> how about if i want see from client and html format.
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> At 20:43 18/03/02 -0600, you wrote:
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>> tail -f /path/to/access.log
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>> On a busy cache this will be quite difficult to follow, but on a small
>> network it will be easily readable.
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>> Sigit wrote:
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>>> hi all,
>>> does anyone know about access log realtime like wingate,
>>> so i can see where client going to URL.
>>> thanks
>>> sigit
>>
>>
>> --
>> Joe Cooper <joe@swelltech.com>
>> http://www.swelltech.com
>> Web Caching Appliances and Support
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Joe Cooper <joe@swelltech.com>
http://www.swelltech.com
Web Caching Appliances and Support