Sarg package for pfsense
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marcelloc,
I have kept Squid log rotate for 5 days and sarg schedule Post action is none.
Now SARG reports are generated every day after editing the schedule in the cron (59 23 …).
Thanks for the package.
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Now SARG reports are generated every day after editing the schedule in the cron (59 23 …).
It makes sense. You've included the -d arg on your schedule, so if it runs at 00:00, it will get no log from current day.
The change to 23:59 is a good workaround for that.att,
Marcello Coutinho -
Confusing me a tat ;D
How should I set this up to create a log each day? I have open WiFi which turns on at 8am and off at midnight, so although the log being created at 11:59pm is fine, 12:01 would be better :P
Can't quite work it around in my head?
If I don't have -d on the sarg args line, how do I specify the previous day in the schedule?
ALSO
Is it possible to delete some of the reports before they rotate? I have my rotate set as 90 days, the first 6 or so reports are pointless and I would like to delete them if possible?
Thanks!
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I'll change the schedule on the package to run at minute 59.
use the same day arg that is available on package schedule description.I did not included a remove previous logs on current package version, but maybe on a future release.
Try to clean it using a shell script on cron.
att,
Marcello Coutinho -
Hi,
I am having problems with sarg package. I am running pfsense 2.1-BETA0 (i386) built on Tue Aug 28 14:42:47 EDT 2012 FreeBSD 8.3-RELEASE-p4 with squid 3 with dansguardian and freeradius 2.
Everything works except sarg. I have configured sarg as suggested on this forum ie, i have selected default options mentioned in brackets including index and tree file.At console if i run sarg -x -z it shows errors with input log file location and output directory locations as in /usr/pbi/sarg-i386/etc/sarg/sarg.conf
I found that from web gui, the config file is at /usr/local/etc/sarg/sarg.conf. I created a symlink from /usr/pbi/sarg-i386/etc/sarg to point to /usr/local/etc/sarg/sarg.conf
After this I ran sarg -x -z from pfsense box and reports created at /usr/local/sarg-reports which can be seen
from gui and cron job creates report based on schedule, but "force update now" doesn't create any report and
realtime also does'nt show any report. Sorry if this is answered already, but I couldn't find anywhere.Kindly help,
Thanks
Arun -
I did had not time yet to make sarg running without manual symlinks on 2.1.
It will work fine on next package release.
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Hi Marcello, I could not get it to work as I installed other packages from the gui. My procedure may be wrong.
Need your help. I am new to pfsense/freebsd & linux. I could not understand your reply. -
@aru:
I am new to pfsense/freebsd & linux. I could not understand your reply.
This package need some fixes do work with 2.1. I'll do it when I have time.
If you do not need ipv6, sarg package works fine on pfsense 2.0.1
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Thanks for your quick reply Marcello.
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Sarg pkg v 0.6 is out with gzip compress report options to reduce 4 times reports disk usage.
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Sarg pkg v 0.6 is out with gzip compress report options to reduce 4 times reports disk usage.
Awesome.
Thanks marcelloc!
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version 0.6.1 is out with
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pfsense 2.1 support
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max report age option
backup you data and test it on labs before using report max age option on production. I'm not responsible for data lost.
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I recently updated to Sarg 2.3.2 pkg v.0.6.1. Since then my reports have stopped refreshing. When attempt to force an update now, the system log reports the following error:
php: /pkg_edit.php: The command '/usr/local/bin/sarg -d
date +%d/%m/%Y-date +%d/%m/%Y' returned exit code '1', the output was 'SARG: (util) Cannot open file /etc/sarg/exclude_codes (exclude_codes)' -
Reinstall the package, save sarg config on gui and try again.
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Reinstall the package, save sarg config on gui and try again.
unfortunately that didn't correct the issue. tried 2X. however, I did go into my schedule and for this task:
Rotate Logs and Restart Daemon
-ddate +%d/%m/%Y-date +%d/%m/%YI checked the 'Enable Compression'
Setting: Default gzip compression (recommended)Then SAVED and FORCEd UPDATE NOW. It then appeared to refresh my VIEW REPORT data. Though it left a gap between 9/18 and 9/20 (no entry listed for 9/19). I will monitor to see whether 9/21 data appears automatically tomorrow without any manual intervention.
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using sarg -x exclude_codes path is "/usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_codes" instead of "/etc/sarg/exclude_codes".
That's what resintall package/save config do.
The gzip option reduces 4 times reports disk usage.
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using sarg -x exclude_codes path is "/usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_codes" instead of "/etc/sarg/exclude_codes".
That's what resintall package/save config do.
OK. I am a bit confused. So when I uninstalled and reinstalled the Sarg package to update to the latest version, it moved the exclude_codes path
FROM: "/usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_codes"
TO: "/etc/sarg/exclude_codes"Do I need to add the argument 'sarg -x' somewhere? Also my EXCLUDE CODES dialog box on the Sarg GENERAL tab is empty.
Thanks again.
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No need to change config files or dirs. Just check the sarg -x output.
On my tests, after reinstall/save config file is correct and sarg ir running fine.
SARG: Init SARG: Loading configuration from /usr/local/etc/sarg/sarg.conf SARG: Loading exclude host file from: /usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_hosts.conf SARG: Loading exclude file from: /usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_users.conf SARG: Reading host alias file "/usr/local/etc/sarg/hostalias" SARG: List of host names to alias: SARG: Parameters: SARG: Hostname or IP address (-a) = SARG: Useragent log (-b) = SARG: Exclude file (-c) = /usr/local/etc/sarg/exclude_hosts.conf SARG: Date from-until (-d) = SARG: Email address to send reports (-e) = SARG: Config file (-f) = /usr/local/etc/sarg/sarg.conf SARG: Date format (-g) = USA (mm/dd/yyyy) SARG: IP report (-i) = No SARG: Input log (-l) = /var/squid/logs/access.log SARG: Resolve IP Address (-n) = No SARG: Output dir (-o) = /usr/local/sarg-reports/ SARG: Use Ip Address instead of userid (-p) = No SARG: Accessed site (-s) = SARG: Time (-t) = SARG: User (-u) = SARG: Temporary dir (-w) = /tmp/sarg SARG: Debug messages (-x) = Yes SARG: Process messages (-z) = No SARG: Previous reports to keep (--lastlog) = 0 SARG: SARG: sarg version: 2.3.2 Nov-23-2011 SARG: Reading access log file: /var/squid/logs/access.log SARG: Records in file: 3298, reading: 100.00% SARG: Records read: 3298, written: 3297, excluded: 0 SARG: Squid log format SARG: Period: 2012 Apr 03-2012 Sep 14 SARG: pre-sorting files SARG: Making file: /tmp/sarg/164_XXXXXX SARG: Making file: /tmp/sarg/127_0_0_1 SARG: Making file: /tmp/sarg/164_XXXXX SARG: Making file: /tmp/sarg/teste1 SARG: Sorting file: /tmp/sarg/164_XXXXX.utmp SARG: Making report: 164.XXXXX SARG: Sorting file: /tmp/sarg/127_0_0_1.utmp SARG: Making report: 127.0.0.1 SARG: Sorting file: /tmp/sarg/164_XXXXX.utmp SARG: Making report: 164.XXXXX SARG: Sorting file: /tmp/sarg/teste1.utmp SARG: Making report: teste1 SARG: Making index.html SARG: Successful report generated on /usr/local/sarg-reports/2012Apr03-2012Sep14 SARG: Purging temporary file sarg-general SARG: End -
Thank you. Sarg -x from a shell command prompt complete successfully (no errors) similar to result you posted from your log. If my Sarg doesn't update on it's own on 9/21 (without a forced update), I'll advise.
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@namek:
Hello, Is it possible to change the unit from bytes to something higher? like KB or MB?
Sure. :)
Just select Show values in reports using abbreviation on sarg general tab.
