Something I made...
It's just a concept of a live bandwidth graph using Javascript.
Could be ideal for a module for an admin interface for example.
The script could be modified to show CPU usage, RAM usage etc.
At the moment it's a PHP script running in screen as root which checks the current bandwidth and then logs it in MySQL.
I want to remove the whole database side of it an will post a ZIP with updated code for you guys to try

Originally Posted by
rickyday
Nice fast server as well
I was getting 80Mbit speeds from it with a couple of threads open.
Yep I also had very fast response times. Regarding a possible DDOS : wouldn't this be not productive? I am just asking
jonlewi5
13-01-2010, 23:44
I really like this, are you going to be releasing this?
where can i get a copy of this also?
rickyday
13-01-2010, 18:56
Nice fast server as well
I was getting 80Mbit speeds from it with a couple of threads open.
Nice, I like. My server in the US got 3.77MB/s average download speed from it as well .

gregoryfenton
13-01-2010, 13:46
I love this, can you please re-up the scripts?
I would happily mirror it for you from my server too
rickyday
12-01-2010, 23:43

Originally Posted by
Ashley
Thats an excellent idea
Very good indeed.

Originally Posted by
RapidSpeeds
http://www.twogirlsonecyst.com/bw/
The link is SFW.
RapidSpeeds
12-01-2010, 19:09
Not Found

Originally Posted by
yonatan
HTTP 404 - File not found
Yeah I had to remove it, had problems with my samba share
I'll see if I can bring it back.
HTTP 404 - File not found
source code? ( gpl? *hint* *hint* )
freshwire
21-12-2009, 16:53
That was me !
dwummers
21-12-2009, 04:37
I also want this. Please. Thanks :P
freshwire
04-12-2009, 22:38
I will purchase one license/copy for 2 rechargeable AA batteries

Originally Posted by
Andy
Snazzy. Shame there is no scale on it though.
Few optimizations I need to do.
Historical data is possible, but at the moment I only 60 values are available.
Trying to think of a way to pack this to make it downloadable for others but so far the only way I can monitor a network interface is by using ifconfig or /prov/net/dev
Snazzy. Shame there is no scale on it though.
MRTG is rubbish.
Real time bandwidth graphs is where it's at...
http://ash.gdkr.co.uk/bw/
Done using a combination of JSON, jQuery and a jQuery plugin called Sparklines.