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i want to offer web space with limited amount of bandwidth, but im not sure how to track each persons individual amount of used bandwidth. how can i generate reports of their bandwidth usage, AND i would like to put them in a mysql database. so that way they can login and see how much bandwidth theyve used and be able to cut them off and and redirect all pages to their subdirectory to a "user has gone over the bandwidth limit" page

each user wil have their own subdirectory with their websites files so i imagine it cant be too hard
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