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Hi

>    Does anyone know of an app that would monitor a system (much like top or
> gtop or one of the xsys* utils) but output HTML files including graphs
> (much like MRTG)?

Ntop has an option to run as an httpd on your machine, with a specified
port, with all sorts nice web pages for analysis.

--Rob



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