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Apache mod status buggy?

My problem is whenever I run mod status to capture the amount of byte count served I am getting 100+ gig of byte count! in 10 minutes!

But when I try to filter the apache log and count the byte count served in the same time stamp within 12 hours, it computes to less than 103 MB only

Just an fyi, the people who access my site is internal only, I have manually emailed each and everyone of them and asked the amount of data they downloaded and it tallies to less than 103mb of data.

Where does the gig of data coming from? my monitoring tool doesn't detect any high hardware utilization at those timings and my users aren't complaining that the site was crawling.

Is this a mod status bug?

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Total Accesses: 14643
Total kBytes: 78428394 <<----Does anyone knows how apache computes this one? Or the "Total kBytes" suppose to be "Total Bytes"???
CPULoad: .0275835
Uptime: 37595
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Is there anyone can point me on to this?

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round_page

round_page(9r)															    round_page(9r)

NAME

       round_page - General: Rounds the specified address

SYNOPSIS

       #include <mach/vm_param.h>

       vm_offset_t round_page(
	       vm_offset_t address );

ARGUMENTS

       Specifies the address (or byte count) that is being rounded.

DESCRIPTION

       The  round_page	routine rounds the specified address (or byte count) to a multiple of the page size. For example, round_page would round a
       1-byte count to be equal to the size of one page.  This routine shields the driver writer from having to know the page size of the  system,
       which  could  vary in different CPU architectures and on different CPU types within the same architecture. Typically, a device driver calls
       round_page in preparation for doing a DMA operation to a user's buffer. The value returned by this routine is  used  in	the  call  to  the
       vm_map_pageable routine. To use this routine, the driver writer must include the <mach/vm_param.h> header file in the driver.

RETURN VALUES

       The round_page routine returns the rounded address or byte count.

SEE ALSO

       Routines: current_task(9r), trunc_page(9r), vm_map_pageable(9r)

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