There’s a command for that! So everyone in the Linux/BSD world has used the command “cat” to print out the contents of a file to screen. Infact, I find it hard to believe you can use Linux or BSD properly without using that command on log files and any other text-based file. But say you …
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Basic Host Bandwidth Monitoring (Linux, BSD)
Whilst quite cool, it can also be quite important to keep a log of the bandwidth being used by a server – whether it’s because you have bandwidth limitations from a data center or ISP, whether you just want to see how much the server uses, or even to detect when something “strange” is going …
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Monitoring the Status of Multiple Linux/BSD/OSX/Unix Hosts
daz@scampi:~$ ruptime You may run multiple Linux servers, or BSD servers, or even AIX servers, and need to monitor uptime, load averages, and users logged in from one central point. @davetaylor on Twitter asked for the output of the ruptime command, which got me looking into the command in more detail – hence this post! …
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