changing speeds output

[snatsert]

is it possible to change the speedoutput in mbit/sec instead of mbyte/sec ?

[neoxed]

You would have to edit the FormatSpeed procedure in nxLib.tcl.

I will not add support for this because it is inconsistent with ioFTPD's behavior. ioFTPD displays all speeds in bytes per second (rather than bits), so it would be logical for all scripts to do the same.

[snatsert]

You would have to edit the FormatSpeed procedure in nxLib.tcl.

I will not add support for this because it is inconsistent with ioFTPD's behavior. ioFTPD displays all speeds in bytes per second (rather than bits), so it would be logical for all scripts to do the same.


someting in this part ??

proc ::nxLib::FormatSpeed {speed {seconds 0}} {
if {$seconds > 0} {set speed [expr {double($speed) / $seconds}]}
foreach decimals {0 2 2} unit {KB/s MB/s GB/s} {
if {abs($speed) < 1024} {break}
set speed [expr {double($speed) / 1024.0}]
}
return [format "%.*f%s" $decimals $speed $unit]

can you tell me what I excactly should change ?

thnx

[neoxed]

By converting the speed value from bytes to bits (multiply by 8).

proc ::nxLib::FormatSpeed {speed {seconds 0}} {
set speed [expr {double($speed) * 8}]
if {$seconds > 0} {set speed [expr {double($speed) / $seconds}]}
foreach decimals {0 2 2} unit {Kb/s Mb/s Gb/s} {
if {abs($speed) < 1024} {break}
set speed [expr {double($speed) / 1024.0}]
}
return [format "%.*f%s" $decimals $speed $unit]
}

[snatsert]

I have edited like what you replied .. but doen't work

[neoxed]

And what the hell does "doesn't work" mean?

ioFTPD caches nxLib.tcl in any existing interpreters, so you may have to restart ioFTPD.

[snatsert]

It still show the normal speeds outputs like MB/s , and I did restart ioFTPD

[neoxed]

Then you didn't replace the procedure in nxLib.tcl. It's simple cut&pasting...this couldn't be any simplier.

[snatsert]

I did that.....