Ops, I've finished my job...now i've some tests to do...
Where are you guys when i've posted on 12 jan?
Probably not in a cellar like me, litigating with the demons... ;)

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John Voigt wrote:

>I recently posted a way to do this with examples.
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>From: "Bruno Carlos" <bruno dot carlos at flesk dot com>
>To: <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
>Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 2:48 PM
>Subject: [m0n0wall] Re: Ip traffic daemon
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>>Hi,This could easily be done like this (that's how we're doing it):Create
>>counters in ipfw that would count traffic based on user request
>>(example):ipfw add 1000 count all from any to $ip via $wanipfw add 1100
>>count all from $ip to any via $wanBeing $ip whatever the user has chosen,
>>could be a single host, a network, etc.Then, all we have to do is feed
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>>with both counters every 5 minutes which is easily done with a ipfw show |
>>grep 1000 | printf .... to extract the third parameter which is the byte
>>counter.Now, the problem with this is that m0n0wall would have to allow to
>>create the counters per user selection, much like it currently does for a
>>firewall rule.Bruno Carlos> Hi folks,
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>>>i've decide to donate to the comunity a bpf daemon to monitor ip
>>>traffic, but... 'cos this product have a copyright i've to *adjust*
>>>(read re-write from start) the source code.
>>>So write from scratch, i'm curious to know if you or anyone have already
>>>do some spec's. I would not want to write nothing of superfluous or
>>>worse useless.
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>>>Best Regards
>>>Roberto Zilli
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