This is the command wmppp that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
wmppp - Graphically monitor the average PPP load
SYNOPSIS
wmppp [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
wmppp.app displays a dynamic representation of the load on the PPP line on a 64x64
miniwindow. It also starts and stops the connection and displays the time enlapsed since
the it came up. The traffic on the interface is also monitored.
OPTIONS
-display <display name>
name of display to use
-geometry +XPOS+YPOS
initial window position
-t sets the on-line timer to display MM:SS instead of the default HH:MM.
-u <update rate>
sets the frequency, in seconds, for updates to the display. Valid range is 1-10,
default value is 5.
-i <device>
choose the net device (ppp1, ippp0, etc.) to monitor. (Note that this feature is
EXPERIMENTAL and should be used with caution. Bug reports are welcomed.)
-speed <cmd>
command to report connection speed
-start <cmd>
command to connect
-stop <cmd>
command to disconnect
-ifdown <cmd>
command to redial
-stampfile <path>
file used to calculate uptime
-h displays a command line summary
-v displays the version number.
CONFIGURATION
The configuration file (see below) may contain any of the following key-value pairs. The
format is key: value. Note that these values will be overwritten by the corresponding
command line options.
start The program that starts the connection
stop The program that stops the connection
speed This program reports the speed of the connection. This program should output
<speed>, that is, a number is expected and not the whole
ifdown This program is run if the line goes down, and the stop program hasn't been run.
(Redial program)
stampfile
The modification time of this file is used to calculate the amount of time the
connection has been up. Something like touch <stampfile> should be run for this to
work.
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