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[krypton]

Here it is running absolutely stable. I let it run for several days without a restart and didn't got any errors.

[roseway]

Thanks for that.

[scotsmist]

I stopped running stats yesterday afternoon. Today the first time I double-click dslstats file the error message appears immediately. Click Cancel and the error appears every time until I click OK. Click OK, close the program, run it again and no error.

As I can't reproduce this error I've been going through the program line by line, looking for any code which could conceivably return this particular error message. I've found just one place where it could happen, and made some changes which will avoid it happening. I'll try to upload a test version some time this weekend.

Hi and thanks for your time and effort resolving this. I look forward to trying it once you get it uploaded.

[scotsmist]

Just a heads up for your own info, today I saw the error appear (I was at the keyboard for a change) and it occurred exactly when the Average Error Rates over a 24 hour period reset to 0.

Hopefully though, what your working on now will avoid this issue. Still looking forward to trying it (no pressure then lol)


Sorry, disregard above - didn't see your new thread - DSLstats pre-release version 5.0.2 - I will check that out right now - thanks.

[shamus]

getting this error message

   "Unable to launch dslstatssampling.exe (file missing?
04 Sep 2014 11:01:38   Error processing signal attenuation "


any fixes?

[roseway]

@shamus: Is there a file called dslstatssampling.exe in the folder where you unzipped the download archive?

Concerning the signal attenuation message, it's possible that your modem doesn't report this value. What modem are you using? You can stop the error messages occurring by unchecking the option "Signal attenuation in Stats" at the bottom of the Configuration --> Items to Monitor page.

[shamus]

612 3b have already stopped and started again using this function
I am just checking thro what is here and found this was missing

going to delete program and reinstall

installed 5.02 files altogether and present
now getting this message


04 Sep 2014 18:50:39   Error processing signal attenuation

[roseway]

@shamus: For the time being I suggest that you disable the signal attenuation monitoring as mentioned above. I'll try to sort out what's going wrong as soon as I can.

[shamus]

have already done so
thanks, but its not the end of the world, but I know what its like trying to solve something, infuriating and satisfying

[les-70]

  I have been running 5.0.1 for a while and no  problems     but two queries. 

   1. I notice pbparams only seems to update on program start and not with re-syncs or other events.  i think pbparams is dynamic? so I assume it could be updated each sample? and certainly with re-syncs.

  2. I also can't see an 8800NL is the router list - is this correct? - not much an issue as another bipac model seems fine.

[roseway]

1. pbParams should update with every sample (although it may not change often of course). I'll try to find if there's something not working properly. Can you confirm by logging in by telnet that the values reported by the modem are changing periodically?

2. The 8800NL is in the latest list, which is included in v5.0.2.

[les-70]

   Yes a telnet in or using dslstats to send the command show pbParams is updating.  Previously i confimed this with the 8800Nl and today with an Hg612.

[kitz]

I notice pbparams only seems to update on program start and not with re-syncs or other events.

Admittedly Im running 5.0.2, but pbParams seems to be updating fine at each DSLstats sample.

[les-70]

 I have now moved to 5.0.2 but still have the same issue of no pbParams update. Also now back the Billion 8800NL.

[roseway]

I've had a thought:  in Configuration --> Items to Monitor, you have got the pbParams items ticked, have you? If only the first greyed-out item is ticked, that would explain your symptoms.