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well you can do a cron job for example that probes for what's going on and
write it to a file ....
then you can even use (complicated) mrtg !
a cronjob that dumps the contents of a couple of files from /proc ... this is
the less stressing way (for the CPU at least) to do it.
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 15:32:08 +0200
<malalon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
:)> Linux 2.2: netstat -Mn/proc/net/ip_masquerade
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:)Thanks, it works, but what I need is a file whith it.
:)I know I can do netstat...>file, is there any other way?
:)I want to read it whithout direct acces to Dir (for
:)example download it by ftp).
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:)Thanks for help,
:)Malalon
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