Website traffic counter

[caldis]

Hey guys,

I am looking for a tool/programm that can tell me how much traffic a call to a website causes. It has to tell me the amount of traffic for inbound traffic and it would be nice if it could list the outgoing traffic as well.

Thanks

[MrFredPFL]

i'm not sure i understand what you mean by inbound traffic. in any case, isn't this data your cpanel (or whatever the site uses) tells you in its logs?

[rsrikanth05]

Awstats and/or Webalizer

[caldis]

Sorry for being imprecise.
I am talking about the client. I want to know exactly how much traffic a call to some website causes. How much data is being transfered (each way) to make a call to http://www.slyck.com? This should include images, .css, .js, flash, etc.
I guess there should be some firefox plugin but I couldn't find anything.

Thanks

[rsrikanth05]

Sorry for being imprecise.
I am talking about the client. I want to know exactly how much traffic a call to some website causes. How much data is being transfered (each way) to make a call to http://www.slyck.com? This should include images, .css, .js, flash, etc.
I guess there should be some firefox plugin but I couldn't find anything.

Thanks

Then cPanel, AWSTATS, and Webalizer should help you in that.

[caldis]

Aren't those tools for server side implementation? I am looking for a tool that I can run on my pc and find out how much traffic a call to slyck.com, cnn.com, etc. causes.

[rsrikanth05]

Aren't those tools for server side implementation? I am looking for a tool that I can run on my pc and find out how much traffic a call to slyck.com, cnn.com, etc. causes.

I'm not sue whether that is posible, not unless you have a complete idea of what the size of each file is...

[caldis]

Once you download it, you do. I just need a tool that counts the size for all files associated to a site. I guess one could do that with a perl script or something alike. But since I am not capable of writing such a script I have to find an available tool to do just that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

[rsrikanth05]

Once you download it, you do. I just need a tool that counts the size for all files associated to a site. I guess one could do that with a perl script or something alike. But since I am not capable of writing such a script I have to find an available tool to do just that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Assuming that you use Fx like the rest of the world, why don't you try searching Mozdev?

[tiny4eva]

http://www.httrack.com/page/21/en/index.html ????

[rsrikanth05]

http://www.httrack.com/page/21/en/index.html ????

Don't hink that's gonna help much..