10-01-2001
Another cool program is iptraf, this program monitors specified network interfaces and can give a detailed breakdown of network traffic.
Stats such as bytes/s packets/s packet sizes etc can be shown for mac addresses, ports, ipaddresses.
iptraf can run in interative mode or in the background and send data to a user specified log file.
cebu.mozcom.com/riker/iptraf/
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kumo-server
KUMO-SERVER(1) General Commands Manual KUMO-SERVER(1)
NAME
kumo-server - kumofs server daemon
SYNOPSIS
kumo-server -m <addr[:port=19700]> -p <addr[:port19700]> -l <addr[:port=19800]> -s <path.tch>
DESCRIPTION
kumo-server stores actual data. You can add kumo-servers after buiding the cluster. You can get live status of the kumo-manager using
kumostat and kumotop command.
OPTIONS
-l <addr[:port=19800]> --listen
listen address
-L <port=19900> --stream-listen
listen port for replacing stream
-f <dir=/tmp> --offer-tmp
path to temporary directory for replacing
-s <path.tch> --store
path to database
-m <addr[:port=19700]> --manager1
address of manager 1
-p <addr[:port=19700]> --manager2
address of manager 2
-S <number=20> --replicate-set-retry
replicate set retry limit
-D <number=20> --replicate-delete-retry
replicate delete retry limit
-gN <seconds=60> --garbage-min-time
minimum time to maintenance deleted key
-gX <seconds=3600> --garbage-max-time
maximum time to maintenance deleted key
-gS <kilobytes=2048> --garbage-mem-limit
maximum memory usage to memory deleted key
-k <number=2> --keepalive-interval
keepalive interval in seconds
-Ys <number=1> --connect-timeout
connect timeout time in seconds
-Yn <number=4> --connect-retry-limit
connect retry limit
-Ci <number=8> --clock-interval
clock interval in seconds
-TW <number=2> --write-threads
number of threads for asynchronous writing
-TR <number=4> --read-threads
number of threads for asynchronous reading
-o <path.log> --log
output logs to the file
-g <path.mpac> --binary-log
enable binary log
-v --verbose
-d <path.pid> --daemon
EXAMPLE
[on svr1 ]$ kumo-server -v -l svr1 -m mgr1 -p mgr2 -s /var/kumodb.tch -gN 5 -gS 20480
[on svr2 ]$ kumo-server -v -l svr2 -m mgr1 -p mgr2 -s /var/kumodb.tch -TR 6 -TW 4
[on svr3 ]$ kumo-server -v -l svr3 -m mgr1 -p mgr2 -s /var/kumodb.tch -Ci 16
[localhost]$ kumo-server -v -m localhost -l localhost:19801 -L 19901 -s ./database1.tch
[localhost]$ kumo-server -v -m localhost -l localhost:19802 -L 19902 -s ./database2.tch
[localhost]$ kumo-server -v -m localhost -l localhost:19803 -L 19902 -s ./database3.tch
SEE ALSO
kumostat(1), kumotop(1), kumolog(1), kumomergedb(1), kumohash(1).
kumo-server July 2009 KUMO-SERVER(1)