is there no way to add a pause after logging in before querying the stats..? i think thats what arobertson545 means , something up with the DGteam fw that requires a slight pause after logging in (perhaps) before asking for the stats, doing it too quick means it fails at login or something?? thats what it sounds like to me
Assuming DGTeam does the actual logging in, there are some places to increase "waiting" time before any attempt is made to grab any stats.
From the latest batch file:-
rem ***** This one does NOT use any LOGIN FILES *****
(echo *1>CON &
sleep 1^
& echo **2>CON &
sleep 1 & echo ***3>CON &
sleep 1 & echo adslctl info --Bits & echo ****4>CON^
& sleep 1 & echo adslctl info --linediag & echo *****5>CON & sleep 2^
& echo adslctl info --stats & echo ******6>CON & sleep 1 & echo exit & echo *******7>CON & sleep 1^
& echo ********8>CON & sleep 2 & echo *********9>CON ) ^| Plink -telnet -P 23 192.168.0.1 >> %SUBFOLDER%%LOGFILENAME%
It might just need one long sleep right at the start, so you could try changing (echo *1>CON to (
sleep 5 & echo *1>CON
Maybe try different values than 5 (whole numbers only) until it works (or doesn't work)
If that works, SOME of the other sleep commands can be removed, (but NOT all of them).
find attached my log files from new BAT file
Graphs attached again.
I see increases in speed & bit-loading & a decrease in SNR.
Have you forced that, or has DLM done it?
and...thanks very much for doing all this...really apperciate it
No problem. It has been "interesting" for me.
Can your email client accept executable files (within zip files)?
If so, I could simply email the graphing script to you, along with the "other" utilities to make them work, along with a simple instruction of where to extract them.
As these utilities just use the absolutely necessary parts of gnuplot, Imagemagick etc. any full versions of them could be uninstalled (unless they were useful for other things too).
If there is demand for it, I could
(eventually - maybe) create a little setting up batch file for the above (just like I did for the HG612 on VDSL2 connections).
With quite a bit of effort, my other HG612 batch files (used for every minute 24/7 automated logging) could also be edited to suit ADSL connections for generating "ongoing" graphs - a bit similar to RouterStats.