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TFTP and Emulate view I enhance a bit Markus' SQL query with   (                 SELECT                         COUNT(*)                 FROM                         (                                 SELECT                                         MIN(a.download) AS download                                 FROM                                         downloads AS a     ...
Gnuplot stuffs Yeah, long time not dealing with Gnuplot now it's up to it again. Since my machine didn't get a lot of binaries compared to other people out there who might have vast range of public IPs, so here goes. This is the content of my uniqfiles.txt 2010-06-18|108|12|98|11|11 2010-06-17|96|25|87|20|19 2010-06-16|71|4|67|3|2 2010-06-15|67|2|64|2|2 2010-06-14|65|8|62|8|8 2010-06-12|57|8|54|8|8 2010-06-09|49|4|46|4|4 2010-06-08|45|7|42|6|6 2010-06-06|38|7|36|7|7 2010-06-05|31|8|29|8|8 2010-06-03|23|3|21|3|3 2010-05-31|20|2|18|2|2 2010-05-26|18|4|16|2|2 2010-05-25|14|2|14|2|2 2010-05-23|12|4|12|4|4 2010-05-22|8|3|8|3|3 2010-05-20|5|5|5|5|5 which actually derived from the following (if you want to see what it means...) How to visualize them, refer Markus' write up here  . This is what I got; I changed a little bit on the scale since 600x120 seems so squeezed on my plot.
Gnuplot I came across with gnuplot few days back when I was forced to generate a graph which portrayed memory and cpu usage for certain process with specific IDs. Gnuplot doesn't seems bad although I guess it was a little bit cryptic at first. I did installed Gnuplot in my cygwin terminal as well. Anyway it seems that cygwin didn't have some tool that I need to work on and I believe that if I want to do any profiling task, just do it natively on *nix instead. Well, I just put some of the important links here in case I need it afterwards: Gnuplot tutorial IMHO, Gnuplot is the best tool once you deal with lot of lines of data say, in text file log output. It really helps you I mean it. You can create the same graph(almost) in the spreadsheet such as Excel or Calc, but I think Gnuplot gives you more in term of customization and it really awesome. Dealing with hundreds, even thousands of data; I don't think you want to cut+paste all these within your spreadsheets. It doesn'...