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Does anyone know of a sensible solution for monitoring the amount of 
data transfered by each name based virtualhost in apache 1.3?

There seem to be a few Apache modules out there, but the only one that 
looked reasonable didn't seem to get on with FreeBSD 5.3 too well.

Regards,
Tom Beard