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From: dannyman <dannyman@toldme.com>
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Subject: pretty system monitoring graphs
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So, I have diddled with Perl, MRTG, RRDTool, Cricket, Orca ...

I have rolled my own "FreeBSD System Stats" using Orca and some scripts that
snarf data out of a Perl script that gets called from inetd.

But, as I re-build a shell system, I can't help but wonder that somebody has
already rolled up a better system than mine, possibly using SNMP?  'twould be
nice to install it in the new shell cluster I build ...

Anyone?  Anyone?  Suggestions?  Beuller?

Thanks,
-danny

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