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First of all, I just need to view the outcome of vnstat -t continually. This command terminal output looks like this:

Output

I tried using a tool called "Argos". I created an Argos script to display the terminal output value as following:

#!/bin/bash
echo "$(vnstat -t)"

But it looks like this:

Argos output

I need this type of view: enter image description here

However, I need to track daily internet usage (download & upload). Is there any way to do this?

Destroy666
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Sahan
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migh it be that vnstat reduces the output when it detects that a pipe is used?

Try using this:

#!/bin/bash
vnstat -t

as your "Argos script" - does that remedy your "problem"?

Hannu
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