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Thanks for this new tip !
I think instead of
apt-get –yes remove vnstat
You should have done
aptitude purge vnstat
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Sure but I’m not very in love with aptitude. That’s why I do it the old fashioned way.
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on squeeze work for me service vnstat restart, then works all fine
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ok,, I ran into a problem being that the vnstat -l would work fine
but everything else would show not enough data yet,
For Centos edit this two files
vi /etc/init.d/vnstat
(near top / note your system usr folder if it is “bin” or “sbin”)
VNSTATD_BIN=/usr/bin/vnstatd
then
vi /etc/cron.d/vnstat
*/5 * * * * vnstat /usr/bin/vnstat.cron
(just like the first time check on your system if it is “bin” or “sbin”)
editing these two files will make your vnstat generate data right away
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Thanks Andy! 🙂
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Had kinda the same problem using ver 1.18 and Centos .. "vnstat -u -i eth0" did the trick
Thnx!
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