Nctop is a remote system monitor for unix hosts.
It is a client/server-application using UDP-packets to receive the information
of the hosts running the daemon and listed in the clients configuration file.
For each host the client displays a line containing:
* hostname
* load averages
* cpu states (sys/user/idle)
* real memory usage (used/free/total)
* number of users currently logged in
WWW: http://www.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hj28/
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2012-10-20 sysutils/netdump-server: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/nctop: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/memgrep: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/logserial: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/dupfind: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/dump9660: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/desktopbsd-tools: No more public distfiles
2012-10-20 sysutils/agef: No more public distfiles
Remove a bunch of expired ports
Feature safe: yes
New port: sysutils/nctop
nctop is a remote system monitor for unix hosts.
It is a client/server-application using UDP-packets to
receive the information of the hosts running the daemon and
listed in the clients configuration file. For each host
the client displays a line containing:
* hostname
* load averages
* cpu states (sys/user/idle)
* real memory usage (used/free/total)
* number of users currently logged in
WWW: http://www.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hj28/
PR: ports/84521
Submitted by: Ralf Becker <ralf@akk.org>