Help > The Monitor
The Monitor is the window which appears by default whenever a trawl is started.
The Monitor is designed to allow you to get an in-depth view of what DeepTrawl is doing moment-by-moment. The Monitor provides several different types of information, which are explained below.
Note: The Monitor can be closed at any time without stopping or affecting any running trawl.
Above: The Monitor
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Shows the amount of pages which have been (or are currently being) trawled. |
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Shows the total amount of potential problems which DeepTrawl has found so far. |
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Shows the amount of time which has passed since DeepTrawl started the current trawl (shows the total time taken after the trawl is finished). |
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Displays the total amount of pages found so far which have at least one potential problem. |
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Displays the amount of pages which have been found and are waiting to be trawled. |
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Shows how many items (pages+images) currently have their details cached in memory. |
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Shows what each thread is doing at any given time. Shows Dormant when the thread is not doing any work. |
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Shows the amount of bytes downloaded so far for the current download this thread is performing (if any). |
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Displays the download speed of any item currently being downloaded in bytes per second. |
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Displays the URL of the information currently being downloaded if any. |
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Allows you to stop DeepTrawl from automatically opening the Monitor every time a trawl is started. |
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Sets the amount of times the Monitor is updated, per second. Higher refresh rates use more system resources. |
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