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[roseway]

@snadge: I've had a report from a Win 8 user that setting the compatibility mode to Win 7 seems to have solved some crashes he was experiencing. If you're on Win 8 too, this might possibly provide a fix for the time being.

[snadge]

@snadge: I've had a report from a Win 8 user that setting the compatibility mode to Win 7 seems to have solved some crashes he was experiencing. If you're on Win 8 too, this might possibly provide a fix for the time being.

thanks but Iam on windows 7 64-bit Pro

[renluop]

I haven't been paying that much attention what with grandson's visit, but behaviour of snapshots seems awry.

According  to configuration page snapshots go to
.....\Local\dslstats\dslstats32W-5.0\snapshots
but actually go to
....\Local\dslstats\dslstats32W-5.0\2014-07-17

What has old Ren mucked up now?

[roseway]

I guess you've set the option to save snapshots in daily folders. Are you sure the actual path isn't .....\Local\dslstats\dslstats32W-5.0\snapshots\2014-07-17? There will be a new folder in that format each day you save snapshots.

[renluop]

Double checked, I can't be other than sober at this time of morning , Path is
C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\dslstats\dslstats32W-5.0

Previously the daily folders would have located themselves within the snapshot folder, but now not, and I do not recall changing related settings.

[roseway]

I'll check it out then.

[renluop]

No need!  Sorry

[roseway]

Don't worry, it's given me the opportunity to tidy up a bit of rather messy code.

[NewtronStar]

I don't run DSLstats from C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\dslstats\dslstats32W-5.0

when any updates comes in I extract the zipped file into C:\Users\*****\Documents\ dslstats32W-5.0.1 and have the DSLstats Graphs in a different folder C:\Users\*****\Documents\dslstats graphs

[burakkucat]

I have now confirmed an irritation . . . 

begin:

I configure DSLstats to sample every 60 seconds. In the fullness of time, I stop recording and close down the GUI. At a later date, I re-invoke DSLstats and start recording . . . only to find that the utility is sampling every 30 seconds!

goto begin;

For some reason, the utility does not save the configuration setting. I have tried by removing the ~/.dslstats/ directory and allowing a new version to be created afresh. Still no success. 

[roseway]

I'll check that out tomorrow.

[mhisani]

Am I going mad but with the webserver.. It just doesn't work at all? I can connect on the port on a windows or linux machine no problem but if I try to go to any stats pages "connection reset" on chrome and firefox

Am I doing it wrong?

[roseway]

I hope you're not going mad.

Here is how it's currently configured on my system: http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/webserver.html

The IP address of the PC running DSLstats is 192.168.1.30, and if I open a browser on any machine on my network and point it at 192.168.1.30:55555/snrm.html , then I see the current SNRM graph in the browser. Some browsers may need the full form of the URL: http://192.168.1.30:55555/snrm.html .

Of course, to access it remotely you have to go through the additional stage of enabling port forwarding and (preferably) setting up a dynamic DNS service, but this isn't necessary to test the functioning of the webserver on the local network.

[roseway]

I configure DSLstats to sample every 60 seconds. In the fullness of time, I stop recording and close down the GUI. At a later date, I re-invoke DSLstats and start recording . . . only to find that the utility is sampling every 30 seconds!

Unfortunately I can't reproduce this. After shutting down DSLstats, can you check ~/.dslstats/dslstats.ini, and look in the [graphs] section for the item "Samplerate=NNNNN".  This is the sample timing in milliseconds. Does it show the correct value as it was set in the GUI?

[mhisani]

I hope you're not going mad.

Here is how it's currently configured on my system: http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/webserver.html

Well even if I use localhost it doesn't work. If I telnet to the port it accept a connection. But if I try to "get" anything the connection is  terminated. The same in any browser,