downspeedgraph and upspeedgraph displays exactly the same

[PacoPemo]

${offset 15}${color green}${font}DL $color${downspeed eno1} ${alignr}${color green}UL $color${upspeed eno1} ${offset 15}${color black}${downspeedgraph eno1 32,120 0BF14A 0BF14A-t}${color black}${upspeedgraph eno1 32,120 F10E0B F10E0B-t} As I describe in the title, I've found that downspeedgraph and upspeedgraph displays exactly the same information, and different from downspeed and upspeed. Is there a fix?

Thanks.

[ernesto1]

My conky has also gone out of whack with a recent system update. I want to compare notes with you. I'm running version 1.11.6_pre on fedora 31. What are you on?

For me the downspeedgraph and upspeedgraph are just displaying erratic graphs. That have nothing to do with the actual speeds tracked by downspeed and upspeed.

top_mem mem <any number> is also evaluating to ' inf '

[PacoPemo]

I’m sorry. Not using Conkey anymore. Too troublesome Best regards Pemo

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El 16 ago 2020, a la(s) 11:44 a.m., ernesto1 [email protected] escribió:

 My conky has also gone out of whack with a recent system update. I want to compare notes with you. I'm running version 1.11.6_pre on fedora 31. What are you on?

For me the downspeedgraph and upspeedgraph are just displaying erratic graphs. That have nothing to do with the actual speeds tracked by downspeed and upspeed.

top_mem mem is also evaluating to ' inf '

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[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

I seem to have the same problem.

[starvald]

i found they broke the graphs after 1.11.5, after that the scale option is ignored. it will max out the graph on very little data.

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[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

I believe that the problem persists.

[omani]

this problem persists. sad to see how the maintainer is ignoring this issue.

[ernesto1]

Not quite a solution but like @starvald mentioned --if your distro allows it-- downgrade conky to version 1.11.5.

I was able to do this in fedora up to v37. But now on Fedora 39 I would have to compile conky from source in order to be able to downgrade to said version. Has anyone compiled conky from source?

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

I compile Conky from source, but in a semi-automated, and not very transferable, way: I have a Bash script and a Bash library; and both are tailored somewhat for my computers. Still, I could make that code available. Note: there are instructions (here); and the installation process does in parts use an ncurses interface.

[ernesto1]

@LinuxOnTheDesktop what distro are you on? what version of conky are you compiling?