Hi Nikolay, I've attached a zip archive with three files. I changed the file extension for email servers that filter out zip archives, so you'll need to change .piz to .zip then unpack the archive. The three files are: ovms.pl - A Perl script that will download and display the most recent charge status, the drive logs, the charge logs and/or the server's message history. The records are decoded and shown in a slightly more human readable form. Command line arguments determine which items it downloads. It always gets the more recent charge status. To get the others, put drive, charge or server on the command line. This script is just for displaying the OVMS data, it doesn't store anything. Before using the script, you'll need to fill in your account and vehicle info at the top of the file. ovms-log-archive.pl - This is the one that downloads all of the info and dumps it out to text files. Again, it needs to be customized with your account and vehicle info. It dumps all of the charge and drive logs into one file (in ascending time order) and all of the stored messages to another. The messages are saved in their raw format, no formatting is done. I have this one set up to run once every 12 hours. com.idleloop.ovms-logs.plist - If you'll be running the log archive script on OS X, this Launch Control script will set up the automation. You'll want to open this file in a text editor and customize the three paths, then copy it to ~/Library/LaunchAgents. From that directory, run this command to enable the automation: launchctl load -w com.idleloop.ovms-logs.plist Tom On 6/20/14, 1:11 PM, "Nikolay Shishkov" <nshishkov@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi Tom , Do you mind sharing that script? Nikolay On Thursday, June 19, 2014 7:07 PM, Tom Saxton <tom@idleloop.com> wrote: I guess that means I should be running my script that downloads and archives all of the records twice per day. Tom