
New configuration settings
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1.13: BandwidthDetection, BandwidthDetectionInterval

1.12: DaemonUser, DaemonGroup, CreateDirs, UpdateFileOwner

1.10 - 1.11: (none)

1.9: OutputStyle, SummaryLayout, SummaryRate, SaveOnStatusChange,
     OfflineSaveInterval

1.8: ShowRate, RateUnit, TrafficlessDays, HourlyRate, TransparentBg

1.7: UnitMode + all settings under vnstatd and vnstati


Upgrading from versions 1.3 and later
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1) Follow the normal install procedure, 'make install' will not overwrite
   your configuration file

2) Generate a new configuration file using current settings in order to 
   get new configuration tags included:

      vnstat --showconfig >/tmp/newconf

   Never overwrite the current configuration file directly! That will 
   result in all previous settings getting replaced by defaults.

3) Check that the configuration settings in /tmp/newconf are correct. If 
   date formatting using system locale is used then use the following 
   settings:

      Locale "-"
      DayFormat    "%x"
      MonthFormat  "%b '%y"
      TopFormat    "%x"
      HeaderFormat "%x %H:%M"

4) Replace the old configuration file:

      mv /tmp/newconf /etc/vnstat.conf

5) If the daemon (vnstatd) is used then restart the daemon after the
   configuration file has been updated.
