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Cool, good ideas I'll jump on to it asap Cheers!

the new calculation method in my opinion is far more accurate. It looks at every GET request from client devices and adds how much data was served to the client...

You would have to look at the logs for that period of time and see how apple comes up with that figure.

Well it depends what figure you want. If you want the figures from the actual GET requests - the new commit is accurate. @ArcticCascade you will need to attach the...

Apple might be counting the HEAD requests

eg: `2017-03-08 10:18:24.731 #DSjgqKuqhJ2b Received HEAD request from 153.107.193.13:18198 [com.apple.appstored/1.0 iOS/10.2.1 model/iPhone9,1 hwp/t8010 build/14D27 (6; dt:137)] for /apple-assets-us-std-000001/Purple111/v4/0c/af/81/0caf8180-e64c-01e5-d678-4bbf414f17ca/mzps.2282574410900846017.ipa` `2017-03-08 10:18:24.765 #DSjgqKuqhJ2b Served 0 bytes of 22.0 MB; 0 bytes from...

That is quite possible. I am not using decimal for my calculations. https://github.com/hunty1/Cacher/blob/master/cacher.py#L172-L181 @erikng Perhaps we should change this to decimal?

Still seeing this on version 5.16 of the google TF provider - this is silly. If you pass the project ID to the data source it should return the service...