reading traffic monitoring per ip data

[mekabe remain]

thanks.
in this case, I will use the proc file (/proc/net/ipt_account/lan)
but there are 2 recv_bytes value and 2 trans_bytes value.
does anyone know which one is what ?

example below:
ip = 192.168.254.40 bytes_src = 3221956 1520560 1701396 0 0 packets_src = 11531 5084 6447 0 0 bytes_dst = 29225962 7017091 22208871 0 0 packets_dst = 28689 8916 19773 0 0 time = 2

for bytes_src (that is transmit) there are 3221956 and 1520560
what are they ?

 

[john9527]

thanks.
in this case, I will use the proc file (/proc/net/ipt_account/lan)
but there are 2 recv_bytes value and 2 trans_bytes value.
does anyone know which one is what ?

example below:
ip = 192.168.254.40 bytes_src = 3221956 1520560 1701396 0 0 packets_src = 11531 5084 6447 0 0 bytes_dst = 29225962 7017091 22208871 0 0 packets_dst = 28689 8916 19773 0 0 time = 2

for bytes_src (that is transmit) there are 3221956 and 1520560
what are they ?

Google is your friend (at least sometimes)
The first number is the total, the second one is TCP, the third one UDP, the fourth one is ICMP and finally the fifth one is traffic for all other protocols

https://code.google.com/archive/p/ipt-account/wikis/Usage.wiki

 

[ColinTaylor]

thanks.
in this case, I will use the proc file (/proc/net/ipt_account/lan)
but there are 2 recv_bytes value and 2 trans_bytes value.
does anyone know which one is what ?

I already provided you with the answer in post #19.

 

[mekabe remain]

thanks to you both.
I'd missed that answer.
now everything works for me.