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[roseway]

DSLstats uses the host system's default monospaced font for these tabs. As far as I can tell, Windows systems normally use Courier New here, and your fuzzy font looks like Courier New with bits missing. If it was fine yesterday but not today, then it obviously must relate to something on the system which has changed in the last day, but at the moment I can't imagine what sort of change would give this result.

I could make the font used in the text pages a configurable item if it helps.

[NewtronStar]

[/b]'s utility. I would point an accusative paw in the general direction of one of the latest updates that you have installed. 

I guess it's the only logical explanation for this anomaly  the question is which one of the updates has caused this 

I could unintall all the updates below or do a system restore to the 11/2/2015 and see what happens.

[NewtronStar]

I could make the font used in the text pages a configurable item if it helps.

Thanks eric that may be an option if i can't find what caused this.
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[NewtronStar]

Good news uninstalled those updates and text is back to normal on DSLstats the bad news is i don't know which one is the culprit 

[burakkucat]

Install one update set at a time and check the DSLstats display after each installation. 

[NewtronStar]

Install one update set at a time and check the DSLstats display after each installation. 

Will do B*CAT and will let you know the outcome.
 

[NewtronStar]

Found the culprit it's the Security Update for windows Vista (KB3013455) 

and this http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=67696373

[kitzuser87430]

I am currently using my windows server to run DSLstats and monitor my Huawei hg635.

I have decided to monitor a few things on my new raspberry pi, but I am having trouble getting dslstats to login; the problem may be the username (!!Huawei), but this cannot be changed in the hacked firmware config I am using.

I have logged in using telnet with no problem; I have also tried substituting !! with %21%21 and mentioned here https://technodedigest.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/tackling-special-characters-in-proxy-passwords-on-linux/.

Anybody have any other options/ideas.

Ian

[burakkucat]

Found the culprit it's the Security Update for windows Vista (KB3013455) 

and this http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=67696373

Excellent detective work. Let's hope that a fix will arrive promptly from M$.

[roseway]

Found the culprit it's the Security Update for windows Vista (KB3013455) 

and this http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=67696373

Yes, that was good detective work. It's good to know there's an explanation.

[roseway]

I am currently using my windows server to run DSLstats and monitor my Huawei hg635.

I have decided to monitor a few things on my new raspberry pi, but I am having trouble getting dslstats to login; the problem may be the username (!!Huawei), but this cannot be changed in the hacked firmware config I am using.

I have logged in using telnet with no problem; I have also tried substituting !! with %21%21 and mentioned here https://technodedigest.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/tackling-special-characters-in-proxy-passwords-on-linux/.

Anybody have any other options/ideas.

Ian

The username is case sensitive, I think. The password certainly is. Are you definitely getting that right?

DSLstats should be able to cope with the exclamation marks, but it's just possible that they have some special significance in the networking library which handles this.

[kitzuser87430]

Are you definitely getting that right?

Yes...double and triple checked.

Ian

[les-70]

  I had no trouble with a HG635 and dslstats.  I used the default usernames and passwords.  I selected the modem type as HG622 although I recall I also used the Hg635 type.  I set the IP address be be the one I set in the HG635.  If your troubles persist I will try mine again with the current/latest dslstats.  When I last used it I think dslstats also had automatic Hg622 type detection so selecting that manually is worth a try.

[kitzuser87430]

I presume you were using the raspberry pi.... It works OK with windows

[npr]

I've recently tried v5.3 in win8.1 and am unable to get it to login to my HG635, gone back to using DSLstats v5.2  and that's fine with theHG635.
I had assumed it's something silly I was doing but as v5.2 suited my needs I haven't investigated the issue.

I'm happy to try again with v5.3 and the HG635 if it helps.