Has anyone exported their traffic graphs?
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I find the tunnel traffic graphs to be extremely useful, not least for highlighting shortcomings of my ISP, and would really like the ability to export these graphs - is anyone doing this and willing to share how?
Grabbing the graphs (perhaps through wget) sounds like a good starting point, but the mechanics of doing so (handling logins and https, and whatever I haven't yet thought of) is what's putting me off right now.
I am aware that I could research tools to create my own such graphs but I don't want to reinvent the wheel - the graphs produced by SixXS are perfect so being able to grab them would be ideal.
Mathew
Has anyone exported their traffic graphs?
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Hey,
what about this?
#!/bin/sh
USER="YOUR_USER_HERE"
PASS="YOUR_PASS_HERE"
wget -O /dev/null --keep-session-cookies --post-data="siteAccount=$USER&sitePassword=$PASS&action=Login" --save-cookies=sixxs-cookie.txt https://noc.sixxs.net/home/
wget --load-cookies=sixxs-cookie.txt "https://noc.sixxs.net/home/tunnelinfo/latency/?type=latency&graphtime=1week&pop=deham01&ip=::"
Not that difficult, heh?
Cheers,
Timo
Has anyone exported their traffic graphs?
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Perfect! :)
Thank you Timo.
Mathew
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