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traffic meter is enabled and shows:
I see that upload avg in the picture uses a . for the decimals, where the other values ues a , (can there be some error in the conversion?)
but the output I get is missing a lot of detail: { 'NewTodayConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(seconds = 56100), 'NewTodayUpload': 603.62, 'NewTodayDownload': None, 'NewYesterdayConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 1), 'NewYesterdayUpload': None, 'NewYesterdayDownload': None, 'NewWeekConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 3, seconds = 56100), 'NewWeekUpload': None, 'NewWeekDownload': None, 'NewMonthConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 3, seconds = 56100), 'NewMonthUpload': None, 'NewMonthDownload': None, 'NewLastMonthConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 30, seconds = 85260), 'NewLastMonthUpload': None, 'NewLastMonthDownload': None }
using this code from pynetgear import Netgear import numpy as np
netgear = Netgear(password="", host="", user="*", ssl=False,port=80)
x=netgear.get_traffic_meter() print(x)
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traffic meter is enabled and shows:
I see that upload avg in the picture uses a . for the decimals, where the other values ues a ,
(can there be some error in the conversion?)
but the output I get is missing a lot of detail:
{
'NewTodayConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(seconds = 56100),
'NewTodayUpload': 603.62,
'NewTodayDownload': None,
'NewYesterdayConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 1),
'NewYesterdayUpload': None,
'NewYesterdayDownload': None,
'NewWeekConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 3, seconds = 56100),
'NewWeekUpload': None,
'NewWeekDownload': None,
'NewMonthConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 3, seconds = 56100),
'NewMonthUpload': None,
'NewMonthDownload': None,
'NewLastMonthConnectionTime': datetime.timedelta(days = 30, seconds = 85260),
'NewLastMonthUpload': None,
'NewLastMonthDownload': None
}
using this code
from pynetgear import Netgear
import numpy as np
netgear = Netgear(password="", host="", user="*", ssl=False,port=80)
x=netgear.get_traffic_meter()
print(x)
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