Re: [NEWSENDER] - Re: graphical bandwidth monitoring tool - Messageis from an unknown sender

[sting]

Hi Agim,

Unless I've missed something, etherape doesn't graph bandwidth usage 
over time.  I do see it graphing all conversations and tying the end 
points with a line that gets thicker along based on instant bandwidth 
used (and with a cool down period).

I haven't seen a mode where it simply plots bandwidth usage over time 
though.  Also, the sourceforge project page doesn't show much activity 
as of late.  Have I missed something? (I would be happy to if it means 
it is what I'm looking for)

> Etherape is a great tool for this!
>
> Agim Cami
>
>
> On Sun Apr 26, 2009 at 06:23:26 -0400, sting wrote:
>  
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am looking for a real-time graphical bandwidth plotting utility that
> > will run on Linux and X Window, although it doesn't matter if it uses a
> > widget API (gtk, etc) as long as I can still export the display to an X
> > Server such as Cygwin or Xming.  Since I need to export the display, the
> > app can't take the form of a control panel in a desktop environment
> > (kde/gnome/etc) or something like that.
> >
> > <snip>
> Hi Sting, this is a subject I've pondered for a while as well but sadly
> other projects have come before it and postponed any serious work I was
> going to do on it.
>
> I did find one tool which appeared to do the job but I haven't 
> investigated
> it thoroughly - http://etherape.sourceforge.net/ - if you are able to 
> play
> around with it and keep me personally in the loop with your findings 
> I'd be
> very grateful as I'm looking for a solution to this same problem myself




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