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I was thinking of sharing a script I wrote to log download stats for demon internet's pesky quota (assuming its ok by list rules). They don't use anything sane like a calendar month limit, instead its a rolling 30 day limit. It would of course still be useful to anyone else on a different ISP's if you just want to play. I couldn't find anything to track a rolling 30 quota so cobbled together my own solution which has proved reliable. Since upgrading to a package without limit I don't need it to stop overrunning my quota but I do still find it useful to monitor how much of the net I managed to archive :] Its written in bash, easily and clearly readable to confirm there is no nastiness in the code, heck half of you guys can probably tidy my code up for me as I am a bit of a noob! -- John Williams My linux blog of notes and guides http://subbass.blogspot.com/
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