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Hi,

I currently have the problem that lots of my downloads take very long. I only have a DSL 2000 connection, that's all I can get here, so my downloads run unattended on a small server.

However, I have foudn that downloading 8GB of data takes about 24h time, which is too long, even for my slow DSL connection. But whenever I look at the transferrate, it is close to 240kByte/s, which is the maximum of my connection.

Is there any possibility to see how much data has been transferred each hour, i.e. between 1 and 2 o clock, between 2 and 3 o clock, and so on, so that I can see when the slowdowns occur?

No, the only thing we have is the speedometer in the SMPL skin.

Why not use DUMeter (which can show the usage per hour) or NetMeter?

EDIT: or bitmeter. See http://alternativeto.net/software/bitmeter-2/ and/or http://codebox.org.uk/pages/bitmeteros/downloads

HTH

shypike wrote: No, the only thing we have is the speedometer in the SMPL skin.

Thanks, just out of curiosity, I selected the SMPL black skin, is there a way to change the interval the graph is updated? The maximum in the combobox available is 5 minutes, maybe this can be altered in the configuration?

Not without hacking the Javascript code that implements it.