I had a file to dload that was so old it required my payserver.
I wanted to know how much i dloaded there because i pay per mb.
Is it possible to add extra variables to sab? Instead of the mb's for all the servers together, show the dloaded mb's per server.
dloaded mb per server
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Re: dloaded mb per server
Maybe.
Is there a universal way of counting the bytes?
I mean, is it just counting all the bytes that come in our does the provider count the net payload?
Is there a universal way of counting the bytes?
I mean, is it just counting all the bytes that come in our does the provider count the net payload?
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Re: dloaded mb per server
Yes and no :-)shypike wrote: Maybe.
Is there a universal way of counting the bytes?
I mean, is it just counting all the bytes that come in our does the provider count the net payload?
My priovider (astraweb) count only the dloaded bytes but not the headers. So i first start with dload headers from alt.binaries.boneless and those are 100 mb traffic they are not counted but if i dload a movie they are.
But now i think of it, sab doesnt header so in that case there is no problem. I guess its counting the amount of bytes sent and count the retrys/resends also.
btw i don't expect 100% accurateness :-) but an indication would be a big help to see how much money i spent or am spending.
Especially when my prim server is a few hours down for example, then all traffic would go via the sec server (pay per mb). If there were 10 dvd's in my queue it can add a lot to the cost without i knowing it. If i could see that the mb count on the sec sever is growing to much in a short period i could stop sab and try again the next day.