Peter,
You might want to consider looking at the 3rd-party log analysis tools
that are available. They can take the raw request logs, analyze the
data, and display it in a much more useful format. You'll probably find
that they have the ability to display graph of streaming server
bandwidth usage over a period of time, which is what it sounds like
you're looking for.
We link to some of the tools from our site:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tools_tips/loganalysis.html
-Joel Hedden
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 11:50, Peter Kerr wrote:
> Victor Alexander <email@hidden> observ ed:
>
> >Note: just like the Apache web server, QTSS/DSS simply records client
> >connection details but does not perform any major automatic log
> >processing.
>
> And in the case of streaming clients the time a stream is requested
> gets logged, but I don't see any indication that the connection was
> successful, or when the client gave up & went away before the
> streamed file finished.
>
> The StreamingAdminServer seems to be able to parse this info (& more)
> to display the number of concurrent connections (for b/w measure),
> total connections served (hits) and total bytes served (load), but I
> don't see in the logs how to determine how many bytes were served to
> any particular user.
>
> Maybe I'm not looking in the right place?
>
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> Senior Technician fax +649 3737446
> School of Music, University of Auckland, New Zealand
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