conky (1.7.2-0ubuntu6) lucid; urgency=low
* Change arch to all for transitional package
* Change source package format to 3.0 (quilt)
* Reformat all patch headears iaw DEP-3
* Move deletion of config.{guess, sub} to clean target to avoid FTBFS
if built twice in a row
* debian/patches
Fix for this has been committed (fix idle rate equal to 1 instead of 0
when using net_avg_samples=1). karmic user wishing to benefit from this
change can use the package from my ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~norsetto/+archive/ppa/+packages
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Hi,
hhh, I do not now exactly what net_avg_samples is (The number of
samples to average for net data), but I changed it to "2" and now it
works! Thanks a lot.
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>What is your net_avg_samples configuration variable?
Actually, it would be way better if you can give us your whole conf file
with any special command line parameters you use.
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What is your net_avg_samples configuration variable?
Can you show us the content of the file /proc/net/dev?
Can you check if the first and ninth items of the eth0 line in this file are
constant or do they regularly change when conky is showing the 1B speed?
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Hi, sure, I did it, but I still had 1B when I have my net cable
unplugged:) This is funny.
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Thank you for the additional information. I used your network config and
still cannot reproduce this bug. I wondered if you might try unplugging
your network interface completely so that we know your network has no
traffic and see if conky will then report zero.
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Carl good point... but anyway, tcp dump gave me nothing. I tried to stop
network completely (networking stop) and I still have 1B of upload and
download... Hmm, this is really weird. To be sure, I enclose my whole
network fragment:
${font Arial:bold:size=10}${color sienna}NETWORK ${color DarkSlate
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You may want to try to:
sudo tcpdump -i eth0
at a terminal window to see if the interface is really idle. I have
installed conky on 9.10 and on my interface that is truly idle (no link
light) and I get 0k/s in and 0k/s out. I suspect that running tcpdump
will show that there really is some traffi
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