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Eric Brunner-Williams in Portland Maine wrote:

 > Is there some reason you don't just use the log file and sum the xfr
 > bytes?
I hadn't even thought of doing it this way.

 > Fundamentally, are you looking to throttle bursts, or bill for b/w?
Not looking to do either really.  Definately not throttle, just keep an 
eye I suppose.

Regards,
Tom