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Overview:
This page contains configuration options for the stats.php script. The stats.php script is used to display various statistics for various aspects of torrentflux-b4rt, including:
  • Server - up/down bandwidth, net connections, diskspace, etc
  • Xfer - totals transferred globally and per user per day/week/month
  • Users - current online status of torrentflux-b4rt users
  • Transfers - current status, up/down bandwidth, estimated time left etc for all transfers in the transfer list
  • Transfer - stats for individual transfers in the transfer list
The stats output is available in RSS, plain text or customized XML.

Click below for more information:
Stats Script Usage
 

Enable/disable publicly visible statistics - if enabled, superadmin level stats (server load, all transfer details, etc) are visible to the public without needing to authenticate.

Enable/disable the option to display usage/help when the stats.php script is called without any arguments in the URL.
Show Usage

Enable/disable the use of compression by default when sending statistics - using compression uses less bandwidth but takes up more CPU time on the server.

Specify the level of compression to use when transferring data - level 0 = no compression (data is sent out 'as is'), level 9 = maximum compression (data is compressed as small as possible before sending but takes up some minor extra CPU time to compress).

Specify the character to use for delimiting/separating fields when the format type is 'txt' - this character will be used to split one item in the output from the next.
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Enable/disable sending of header fields at the top of text mode output - when enabled, each of the statistics column headers will be sent out at the top of the output.
Note:
Only used in txt mode.

Specify the default type of statistic to send out.

Specify the default output format to use when sending statistics - rss/txt/xml.

Enable/disable sending of statistics as an HTTP attachment - browser client will prompt to save the attachment as a file.