Get current upload rate into a .txt file ?

[Porsche_maniak]

Hi there !
I am hoping that there is a solution to put the current upload speed (in kb/s)
to a .txt file ,each second.
Maybe some batch code will work (something with netstat?) ?
Please don't confuse with maximum upload speed - i don't want speed test

Porsche_maniak Reviewed by Porsche_maniak on 19th Aug 2011. Get current upload rate into a .txt file ? Hi there ! I am hoping that there is a solution to put the current upload speed (in kb/s) to a .txt file ,each second. Maybe some batch code will work (something with netstat?) ? Please don't confuse with maximum upload speed - i don't want speed test <_< Rating: 5

[Porsche_maniak]

AnyonE ?

[p2p4ever]

i cant help you to get into a txt file..but i can help it in .jpeg format. it can be adjusted for minute,hour,day,week etc.

[jokerhacker]

do you mean the global upload rate, or process specific?

[Porsche_maniak]

@p2p4ever i guess this is app?
@jokerhacker - Global

[Porsche_maniak]

Before i was using batch often but now i've forgot it

I believe using netstat function will do the trick (in a loop)?
Can you do this in batch ?

netstat > netstat sent packets (numbers only) into txt file
> get txt file we made and compare the numbers with new netstat (execute after 1 sec)
function.
So the outcome will be bytes sent for 1 sec ?

Oops sorry forgot to merge posts

[futureawesome]

Just a warning if you have a large bandwidth server you're log file will take up a lot of space very quickly.

[Porsche_maniak]

I don't want a log. The txt file will be overwritten each second,so it will be some bytes.
Maybe the loop function will take a bit more cpu.. but i need this

[Sphinx]

bwbar

you're welcome