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[roseway]

@les-70: I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to put this on the back burner for now. I've done my best, and it shows sensible values here on all four operating systems. I'll come back to it, but for the moment there are too many other things to do. Sorry.

@c6em: Thank you for reporting that. I'm fairly sure that I can resolve that last item.

[les-70]

  OK, I have gone back to 5.0.2 as that worked perfectly for me. If you can't reproduce it and others don't report it I would not waste time on it. 

 It looks as though if I reset with 5.0.2 then version then 5.1.1 subsequently shows the current in the 24 hours even if I can't use 5.1.1 to reset it.   5.1.1 showed perfect 24 hour stats from the 24 hour anniversary of the start of the previously set reset time made with 5.0.2.   It just still fails to reset properly

 It looks like it is just setting the new reset time that is not working.    I am surprised that my failure for the actual and the shown start time of the 24 hours to reset to the new start time works on your XP but things can be perverse. 

[tbailey2]

Eric
5.1 is working fine for me under Windows 7 if you check the upload version monitor  8)

[roseway]

Thanks Tony.

[roseway]

@c6em: I believe that v5.1.2 should fix your remaining issue - http://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php?topic=14521.0

[boost]

Now using, ta very much

[c6em]

YES!
You have nailed whatever it was
All graphs & texts fully functional
Congratulations - take the rest of the week off.......errr..

Seriously you are doing a truly excellent job
As a ex-Fortran programmer writing in-house engineering programs I do indeed appreciate how difficult it is to write stuff when you cannot test all the various paths against a real example - in this case/program my 2640B.

[roseway]

Thanks boost, and thanks c6em for those kind comments.

[MartinGoose]

Has anyone here some experience with DSLstats on RPi?

Yes. Happily running v5.1 on a headless RPi connected to a BT home hub (USB for power, and ethernet) being used as a wireless access point. The RPi is managed using SSH and RDP.  The web server in DSLstats creates the pages but does not serve them. Python has a simple web server that fills that gap as posted here previously.