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thereddog
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Export downloading data?

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I've just hit the 6.0TB downloaded milestone, I'd love to be able to export the data so that I can create graphs and play with the numbers in Excel. Is this possible?
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shypike
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Re: Export downloading data?

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All History data is stored in a simple SQLIte database, file history1.db in the admin folder.
There are quite a few utilities around that allow you to extract data from SQLite databases.
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Re: Export downloading data?

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I have been having at look at the history.db file and had a question. Is there a date and time entry in the database? I cant seem to see it when I extract it using http://www.speqmath.com/tutorials/sqlite_export/ . Am I missing something? Or is the data just not there?
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sander
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Re: Export downloading data?

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anzerman wrote:I have been having at look at the history.db file and had a question. Is there a date and time entry in the database? I cant seem to see it when I extract it using http://www.speqmath.com/tutorials/sqlite_export/ . Am I missing something? Or is the data just not there?
The second field "completed" is the date/time in unix time stamp format. See http://www.unixtimestamp.com/
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Re: Export downloading data?

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thanks for that :)
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