calamaris  2.99.4.7
About: Calamaris generates statistic out of log files from Squid, NetCache and relatives (V3-beta-Version).
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README

Calamaris Version 3

What is it?

Calamaris is a Perl script, which was first intended as demo for a statistical software for Squid. I started it at 13 January 1997 (Version 1.1) as a rewrite of my old Squid-Analysis-Script weekly.pl (which was in German language). I announced it (Version 1.16) to the public at 28 Feb 1997. (see http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-users/199702/0551.html for the Original-Announcement) Since then it is used by people all around the world, and i decided to build a new improved version of it. Calamaris V2 was a nearly complete rewrite, with changed and more reports.

2004 Michael Pophal send me a jumbo-patch against Calamaris 2.59, which adds two more reports, and the long wanted graphics to make your mangle^H^H^Hagement happy.

Which software can produce Calamaris-parseable Log-files?

Where to get Calamaris?

The Calamaris-Home-page is located at https://Calamaris.Cord.de/ The Development-Repository is at https://github.com/C0RD/calamaris

There is also an Announcement-Mailing-list. To subscribe send mail with 'subscribe your@mail.adr.ess' in the Mail-Body to Calamaris-announce-request@Cord.de. Subscribers will get a mail on every new release, including a list of the changes. --> low traffic.

Philipp Frauenfelder pfrauenf@debian.org has build a Debian Package, which can be found via https://packages.debian.org/calamaris .

There is a port for FreeBSD, which can be found at https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/ports.cgi?query=calamaris .

A package for NetBSD is here: ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/www/calamaris/README.html

rpms are also available from various people. You can search for them via http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=calamaris .

Is there anything else?

Ernst Heiri has build a spin-off of my Calamaris V1, which can be found where?

There is also a C++-port of Ernst Heiri's Calamaris available. It is (according to the author Jens-S. Voeckler voeckler@rvs.uni-hannover.de) five times faster than the Perl-variant. check http://www.cache.dfn.de/DFN-Cache/Development/seafood.html for this.

more Squid-logfile-Analysers can be found via the Squid-Home-page at http://www.squid-cache.org/Scripts/

Thank You!

  • The developers and contributors of Squid.
  • The developers and contributors of Perl.
  • The contributors, feature requesters and bug-reporters of Calamaris.
  • Gerold 'Nimm Perl' Meerkoetter.
  • Massimo Carnevali lec3748@iperbole.bologna.it
  • Michael Pophal michael.pophal@nefkom.de

Not happy yet?

Drop me a line to Calamaris@Cord.de and tell me what is missing or wrong or not clear or whatever. You are welcome (especially if you read this file that far :-)

Version of the README

$Id: README,v 3.0 2004-09-15 20:46:31 cord Exp $