squid2radius analyzes your squid access.log
file, and report it to a RADIUS server using Accounting-Request
as defined in RFC 2866.
After analyzing is finished, it calls squid to rotate your log file so that no lines will be counted more than once.
git clone git://github.com/jiehanzheng/squid2radius.git
# install pip for python2, command varies if you are on a different OS
sudo pacman -S python2-pip
# install pyrad, command varies if you are on a different OS
pip2 install pyrad
usage: squid2radius.py [-h] [-p RADIUS_ACCT_PORT]
[--radius-nasid RADIUS_NASID] [-r]
[--squid-path SQUID_PATH]
logfile_path radius_server radius_secret
For instance, run like this if you have access log file at /var/log/squid/access.log
, RADIUS server running at localhost
with secret set to testing123
:
python2 squid2radius.py /var/log/squid/access.log localhost testing123
It is certainly a good idea to make a cron job for this.
You should also read SquidFaq/SquidLogs to make sure your log files are in reasonable sizes.