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From: Kai Vorma <vode@snakemail.hut.fi>
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Subject: Re: SUP and statistics. How? 
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Ok. You can grab my sup patches from

  ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/mirrors/sup.freebsd.org/adm/alpha.diffs

They assume that yoy have sup.tar.gz from freefall and freebsd patches
from ports-collection applied. The patch file is quite big because it
has patches for Digital Unix (OSF/1), too. If it breaks anything you
can extract accounting changes for files

  scmio.c
  supfilesrv.c

and apply only those.

Note that every outgoing byte is counted for so the results are sup
protocol overhead + transferred files. I think this is good thing
because in many cases the sup protocol causes much more traffic than
the actual data.. If you don't like this  then move the accounting from
writedata() to writefile().

..vode