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I’ve just released phptelemeter 1.34. This version includes the following changes:

  • Fixed telemeter4tools parser.
  • Added a check for the new scarlet unlimited accounts
  • Spellingfix: changed ‘seperate’ to ‘separate’
  • Added support for single-quota separate-info providers, needed since the daily output for the scarlet_web parser was broken.
  • Removed “text-transform: lowercase;” from the html publisher (bug report: 2197767)
  • Fixed a bug in the scarlet_web code
  • Added mysql publisher (feature request: 1671210)
  • Limited warn-percentage to 2 digits after the comma (feature request: 1936213)
  • Added reset date to over-limit notification mails (feature request: 1837559)

As per usual, you can download it from SourceForge.

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