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The man entry for VnStat says:
-i, --iface interface
Select one specific interface and apply actions to only it. For queries, it is possible to merge the information of two or more interfaces using the interface1+interface2+... syntax.
So:
# vnstat -i enp8s0 --oneline
1;enp8s0;25/10/18;0 B;0 B;0 B;0.00 bit/s;Oct '18;0 B;0 B;0 B;0.00 bit/s;907.76 GiB;633.65 GiB;1.51 TiB
# vnstat -i wlp9s0 --oneline
1;wlp9s0;25/10/18;2.02 GiB;109.21 MiB;2.13 GiB;236.55 kbit/s;Oct '18;16.24 GiB;2.50 GiB;18.75 GiB;74.99 kbit/s;26.93 GiB;3.20 GiB;30.12 GiB
Yet:
# vnstat -i wlp9s0+enp8s0 --oneline
Nothing to do. Use --help for help.
# vnstat --oneline
Segmentation fault
I remember it used to work in previous versions. Is it just me or is VnStat broken?
Last edited by sudoku (2018-10-27 10:00:06)
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Turns out that the feature allowing to combine data from different interfaces has been removed from vnstat 2.0-1.
The segfault was caused by a misconfiguration in the stock config file (vnstat assumed the default interface was non-existent wlo1).
Perhaps the wiki should be updated to reflect the update.
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