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[roseway]

Changes since v5.6:

- in the Linux versions, the permissions of the mydslwebstats folder are set explicitly
- the interleave and ES/hour values on the status bar now have both up and down values
- if an upload to MDWS fails to complete, it should now time out gracefully
- corrected reversed upstream/downstream speeds with MDWS uploads using Thomson/Tecnicolor modems

If you use a Thomson/Technicolor modem and upload to DSLstats, you are particularly recommended to upgrade because of the last point.

Please copy all files, not just the executable.

The Raspberry Pi version is now included.

http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/downloads.html

[AArdvark]

Thank you.
Much appreciated.

[kitz]

Thank you eric

[tbailey2]

That looks good now Eric, Sync has reversed correctly on ADSL 

[roseway]

Thanks for confirming that.

[NewtronStar]

Changes since v5.6:

- in the Linux versions, the permissions of the mydslwebstats folder are set explicitly
- the interleave and ES/hour values on the status bar now have both up and down values
- if an upload to MDWS fails to complete, it should now time out gracefully
- corrected reversed upstream/downstream speeds with MDWS uploads using Thomson/Tecnicolor modems

Thanks Roseway it's kind of scary seeing the US ES/hour higher the the DS but it's true 

[roseway]

A lot of people will be in that position (I'm one of them)

[roseway]

The Raspberry Pi version is now available for download.

[kevinduke]

i Can't download raspberry Pi version.

The document name you requested (/files/dslstats32RPi-5.6.1.zip) could not be found on this server. However, we found documents with names similar to the one you requested.

[roseway]

Sorry about that, I uploaded the changed web page but forgot to upload the file.

It should be OK now.

[kevinduke]

All working thanks

[hagrid]

I am using the 64bit linux version on an unlocked HG612 with the latest gui enabled firmware and am noticing that the upstream errored seconds per hour initialy report what was last seen on the previous run of the program and that it takes about 3 scans for it to agree with the stats screen. Also when the telnet data shows 1 errored second in the previous 15 mins but 0 in the current 15 mins both the stats and allong the bottom still show 0

I was wondering where the errored seconds per hour was picked up from.

[roseway]

I was wondering where the errored seconds per hour was picked up from.

It's calculated from the differences in the total ES values reported by the modem. The values shown on the status bar at the bottom should correspond with the values shown in the Errors --> Averages tab. On that tab you'll see the specific (up to) 24 hour period to which it applies.

DSLstats also maintains a history, which is saved when you close down the program, and reloaded when you start it up.

There are some quirks in the calculations of the averages, and sometimes this results in incorrect figures being displayed. This usually corrects itself over a period, or you can hit the reset button to start again from scratch.

[hagrid]

Yes I see it was my fault for not noticing where it was coming from as by default the errors averages is not ticked in the config and I understand about how the intermittant peaks in RSCorr/RS (%) come about presumably because the  RS counter rolls over back to zero again periodically.