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Greetings,
I am interested in patching openssh to provide per-user bandwidth monitoring.
We are working on a project that uses ssh in tunneling mode. I was thinking
about implimenting a patch for monitoring bandwidth usage and wondered if
anyone is already working on this.
My initial idea is to use the spawned process id and find which private key
was accepted for authentication. I would then look up the open sockets for
that particular process and monitor bandwidth for them using the pcap
library.
The approach outlined above would enable monitoring based on ssh key and not
on ip address, so multiple users coming the same ip address (such as from a
nat'd firewall setup) would be monitored correctly.
If anyone has any comments or suggestions, please respond :-)
/Kenny
http://www.metropipe.net
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