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02-06-2005, 09:59 AM	#1
bobwall Member Registered: Jul 2004 Location: Milpitas, California Distribution: 1/2 Debian 1/2 my own Posts: 189 Rep:	ifconfig traffic != emule traffic I'm trying to use ifconfig to monitor the total network traffic on my computer. However, when ever I use emule, I notice that the traffic statistics it reports are much lower than ifconfig reports after a long time. Is there a reason why they're so out of sync?

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