You can change the default interface that gets used when parameter -i isn't present from the configuration file /etc/vnstat.conf by changing the "Interface" setting. However, it seems that 1.6-1 doesn't install any configuration file although such existed in the original upstream install script. That configuration file can be later created with "sudo vnstat --showconfig >/etc/vnstat.conf".
The current upstream version (1.8) adds also the current and previous months to the summary output compared to version 1.6.
You can change the default interface that gets used when parameter -i isn't present from the configuration file /etc/vnstat.conf by changing the "Interface" setting. However, it seems that 1.6-1 doesn't install any configuration file although such existed in the original upstream install script. That configuration file can be later created with "sudo vnstat --showconfig >/etc/vnstat.conf".
The current upstream version (1.8) adds also the current and previous months to the summary output compared to version 1.6.