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[planetf1]

I came across an excellent status page at http://home.chrishodder.co.uk/mrtg/ which is *exactly* what I'm looking for, for my own router

 - I have a Speedtouch 780WL with snmp enabled
 - I have a linux box running mrtg & capturing basic traffic info onto http://planetf1.dyndns.org/mymrtg

I'd like to get hold of those or similar configs.... can anyone oblige?
I think Chris Hodder may have written them?

[planetf1]

This is probably even better -> http://www.furiousfrog.com/ADSLStats/

[roseway]

Thanks for those links. I'll be taking a look as soon as I get a moment.

[mr_chris]

Hi! Yep those are my scripts!

I'm actually running them on a Windows box, but it wouldn't even be a 5 minute job to change the .cmd batch files that generate the results into .sh scripts - since all they do is call a few perl scripts anyway!

I was leaving the Speedtouch (576) version of the scripts up for a while to test for any anomalies, as I'd originally done them for a Netgear DG834G, but everything looks ok.

If you're interested in testing them on the 780WL, drop me a PM and I'll send them across

[planetf1]

Great!. Dropped you a PM. Thx

[s_Fanous]

Hi! Yep those are my scripts!

I'm actually running them on a Windows box, but it wouldn't even be a 5 minute job to change the .cmd batch files that generate the results into .sh scripts - since all they do is call a few perl scripts anyway!

I was leaving the Speedtouch (576) version of the scripts up for a while to test for any anomalies, as I'd originally done them for a Netgear DG834G, but everything looks ok.

If you're interested in testing them on the 780WL, drop me a PM and I'll send them across

Hi mate

I'd be very interested in those scripts please.

Any chance you would share them

Thanks in advance

Cheers

[planetf1]

I've copied the scripts I have for the 780 on my Buffalo Linkstation Pro (running linux) to http://planetf1.dyndns.org/mrtg585v7/mrtg780linux.zip (a great NAS box)

However note

* These scripts were last used on a regular ubuntu box, with all the scripts and data under /var/www/mrtg780
* I currently am using a 585v7 (I have a seperate ATA for VoIP)
* I needed to make some updates to run under /opt/var/www/mrtg, but I've only done this for the 585 scripts
* Ack to Chris who the scripts originally came from.
* there's no tidying up etc...

[s_Fanous]

I've copied the scripts I have for the 780 on my Buffalo Linkstation Pro (running linux) to http://planetf1.dyndns.org/mrtg585v7/mrtg780linux.zip (a great NAS box)

However note

* These scripts were last used on a regular ubuntu box, with all the scripts and data under /var/www/mrtg780
* I currently am using a 585v7 (I have a seperate ATA for VoIP)
* I needed to make some updates to run under /opt/var/www/mrtg, but I've only done this for the 585 scripts
* Ack to Chris who the scripts originally came from.
* there's no tidying up etc...

Hi mate

Thanks for this.

Any pointers on what I should do for a 585.

Thanks again

Cheers

[planetf1]

Any pointers on what I should do for a 585.

If you go to that same url I expect you can download the 585 versions of the scripts one by one ie there's a script "getinfo.pl" -- just use the same names as in that zip which I created from my 780 directory. Example - http://planetf1.dyndns.org/mrtg585v7/getinfo.pl

I actually use a 585v7 day in/out so that's what I really run -- direct on the linkstation. (I have the NSLU2 ipkg feed setup, from where I got mrtg & perl)

I can zip up the stuff later if you need it.

[s_Fanous]

Any pointers on what I should do for a 585.

If you go to that same url I expect you can download the 585 versions of the scripts one by one ie there's a script "getinfo.pl" -- just use the same names as in that zip which I created from my 780 directory. Example - http://planetf1.dyndns.org/mrtg585v7/getinfo.pl

I actually use a 585v7 day in/out so that's what I really run -- direct on the linkstation. (I have the NSLU2 ipkg feed setup, from where I got mrtg & perl)

I can zip up the stuff later if you need it.

Thanks a lot mate

Working perfect now

Cheers

[Furiousfrog]

Hi! Yep those are my scripts!

I'm actually running them on a Windows box, but it wouldn't even be a 5 minute job to change the .cmd batch files that generate the results into .sh scripts - since all they do is call a few perl scripts anyway!

I was leaving the Speedtouch (576) version of the scripts up for a while to test for any anomalies, as I'd originally done them for a Netgear DG834G, but everything looks ok.

If you're interested in testing them on the 780WL, drop me a PM and I'll send them across

Hi Chris!

Could you possibly share the scripts for the 834GT as well? I'd like to try the DG834G v4 which I believe is Broadcom same as the 834GT