New Traffic Totals package available for testing
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still have a blank line - it used to show as my LAN interface
Myk
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I don't think that the update was released last night yet… I had updated my pfSense build maybe 15-20 minutes before your post time and the package manager still showed the .3 version of this package.
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I was able to reproduce on my home box. Hope to have a .5 out today.
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@virgiliomi:
I don't think that the update was released last night yet… I had updated my pfSense build maybe 15-20 minutes before your post time and the package manager still showed the .3 version of this package.
I had the latest update released .4
Myk
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This is what just what i missed since the 2.2, but now finally Im going to be able to see how am i doing with the daily/weekly/monthly traffic per interface
Will this be run as a stand alone package we can install on a stable train?? Or we need to upgrade to the snapshots in order to get it install/show ?
Tried looking as a package on a 2.3_5 but it didnt show
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2.3.2 is likely going to be released this week, so it - and this package - will be available to the world soon enough.
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I just pushed changes for version 0.5, which should fix:
#10a) hopefully this one fixes the blank interface names
#4) can store defaults now!
#3) It can pull the start day from the new config options, but if you changed start day to any day except for "1" you will need to re-save that day again for it to show correctly.
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Can I split information per user in LAN network?
I would check how much data download from Internet each user on LAN.
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No, per user stats is not the purpose of this package.
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Can I split information per user in LAN network?
I would check how much data download from Internet each user on LAN.
You'll probably want to look at ntop or darkstat… a note that darkstat's data resets when pfSense reboots. ntop is persistent, but over time can become a rather large amount of data.
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Latest snapshots with Traffic Totals 0.5 is out now.
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moved - sorry jdillard!
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Please keep discussions on topic and make a new thread for topics not about this package.
edit: Thanks luckman212, and no worries.
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Latest snapshots with Traffic Totals 0.5 is out now.
where do we look to find this? I am on 2.3.2.a.20160717.2316 and I still see only 0.4_1 … does it take time to roll out to a mirror site or something?
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Can the save defaults also save which graph of the 4 for default as well?
also can the left side numbers be shortened MB,GB,TB etc?Thanks for your work on bringing this plugin back from the dead!
Myk
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Latest snapshots with Traffic Totals 0.5 is out now.
where do we look to find this? I am on 2.3.2.a.20160717.2316 and I still see only 0.4_1 … does it take time to roll out to a mirror site or something?
Maybe try upgrading pfSense to the latest snapshot. I already had it installed on 2.3.2.a.20160715.0559 and was able to upgrade to 0.5. Sometimes if work is done to the package system it can mess with package upgrades showing up.
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Can the save defaults also save which graph of the 4 for default as well?
Oops forgot to test that part, I'll get that in 0.6.
also can the left side numbers be shortened MB,GB,TB etc?
That is #6b on the TODO list. I have to figure out how to make a custom format for the axis ticks since it uses 1024, instead of 1000 for SI units.
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Maybe try upgrading pfSense to the latest snapshot. I already had it installed on 2.3.2.a.20160715.0559 and was able to upgrade to 0.5. Sometimes if work is done to the package system it can mess with package upgrades showing up.
Oh I think I know why, because I'm on factory, not CE. Maybe those take a little longer to show up. I see CE 20160718-1342 is out but I don't want to switch to the CE track. Did that once before and I wound up having to pave the box to get back on factory.
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ah yes, that is most likely the case. FWIW, 2.3.2 will be out pretty soon.
Also, during the snapshots phase packages are only revved when a new snapshot is built. In production, packages can be revved independently so it can rev more frequently.
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Any more updates?
Thanks
Myk
