Hi, Yes, it logs those requests, but you need to use mod_logio http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_logio.html to know the actual bytes sent, else it will show the total amount of bytes of the file. And to know which have failed you'd have to either: 1. use the %X format modifier and use a custom log format 2. compare the actual bytes sent against the file' sizes On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 10:53 AM, Arthur Buliva <abuliva@mobileplanet.co.ke> wrote:
Is there a way to configure either Apache or Tomcat web servers so as for it to display how much data was transferred in a given session?
This is what I mean; Suppose I have a file on localhost that can be downloaded by visiting http://localhost/service/file.zip. The file.zip is 123456 bytes long. If someone downloads it completely, then I expect that 123456 bytes to have been transferred. Suppose someone cancels mid-way, or an error occurs, then there is a log to show that file transfer was not complete.
Any idea(s)?
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