| About |
gpppkill is a
program for Linux that terminates the ppp connection if:
- it not receive a minimal amount of bytes during
a
certain amount of time.
- the online time reaches the maximum time
defined.
It show a graph with the incoming/outgoing bytes/s and some link
statistic.It is written in C++ and uses the GTK+
X11 toolkit.
Freshmeat.net
project entry is here. |
| Version |
Current version
1.0.3 rh73 (01-nov-2002)
Changelog
Complete ChangeLog
Announce distribution
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Features
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- Graph:
- Shows a bar plot according to the amount of
bytes
received per second.
- Shows a bar plot according to the amount of
bytes
sended per second.
- Shows a bar plot according to the amount of
bytes
sended/received per second.
- Statistics:
- bytes received per second.
- bytes sent per second.
- total of bytes sent.
- total of byte received.
- Average of 'bytes in' in the last minute
(KB/min)
- Average of 'bytes out' in the last minute
(KB/min)
- Average of 'total bytes in'
(Total_Kbytes_in/uptime)
- Average of 'total bytes out'
(Total_Kbytes_out/uptime)
- pppkill Options:
- idletime: terminate the ppp connection if
it does
not receive a minimal amount of bytes during a certain amount of time.
- onlinetime: terminate the ppp connection if
it
reaches the maximal online time limit.
- Information of the ppp connection:
- number of process ID (PID).
- name of the interface.
- uptime of the connection.
- Status Bar
- In replacement of quickmessage window.
- Pop-Up menu (right button of mouse to activate).
- Possibility of hiding the modules that are not
wanted
to see.
- Detects all the running pppd and let you choose
which
to kill.
- Save the preferences to ~/.gpppkillrc.
Including the
window position.
- You can specify the width of the bars in the
bar
plot(command line option).
- warntime: gpppkill will warn you when it is
trying to
kill the pppd.
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Requirements
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This program
was developed and tested in RedHat Linux 7.3:
- Linux 2.4.18
- glibc 2.2.5
- XFree86 4.2.0
- gcc 2.96
- gtk+ 1.2.10
- glib 1.2.10
Reported working in:
- Debian 2.0
- RedHat 5.2, 6.x, 7.x
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