3proxy Log File Analyzer

You know, there is such an excellent miniature proxy server called “3proxy” in the world, which can do quite a lot for its small size. I use it at home (although it is not limited to this).

Once I needed statistics on the use of traffic passing through it. I did not find suitable (simple and easy to use) solutions. That is why I decided to do it myself.

More about him ...

• Displays summary statistics for all users.
• Displays statistics specifically for a single user.

By users is meant the account entered in the configuration file of the proxy server. Enough words, here is an example of use : Installation :

vir@home:/usr/local/3proxy/logs$ ls
3proxy.log.2008.05.28 3proxy.log.2008.05.30 3proxy.log.2008.06.01
3proxy.log.2008.05.29 3proxy.log.2008.05.31 3proxy.log.2008.06.02
vir@home:/usr/local/3proxy/logs$
vir@home:/usr/local/3proxy/logs$ 3proxy-analyze summary

All logs analyzed by summary method.
Accepted: 17 MB
Transfered: 557 MB

vir@home:/usr/local/3proxy/logs$ 3proxy-analyze summary wasp

All logs analyzed by summary method.
Accepted: 0 MB
Transfered: 8 MB

vir@home:/usr/local/3proxy/logs$


• For 3proxy-analyze to work correctly, it is necessary that the PHP interpreter and PHP-CLI are installed on the computer (--enable-cli - when compiling PHP)
• All you need to do to install is to download the archive below, distribute the files, and place 3proxy-analyze in the directory with executable files, then assign this file permissions.
• After you installed 3proxy-analyze - configure it. Open the 3proxy-analyze file in your favorite editor and specify the desired values ​​for the directives in the configuration block.

Well, actually the link to the analyzer itself. Maybe someone will come in handy.