bwbar - Man Page
create a textual and graphical readout of current bandwidth usage
Synopsis
bwbar [ --input|-i ] [ --output|-o ] [ --directory|-d directory ] [ --text-file|-t file ] [ --png-file|-p file ] [ --interval|-t seconds ] [ --width|-x pixels ] [ --height|-y pixels ] [ --border|-b pixels ] [ --kbps|-k ] [ --Mbps|-M ] [ --Gbps|-G ] [ --help|-h ] interface max-Mbps
Description
This manual page briefly documents the bwbar program.
bwbar is a simple daemon which creatse a readout of current bandwidth usage, generally for inclusion on a webpage. The output appears in both a text file and a PNG format bargraph in the specified output directory, and is based on data gathered from the specified device and the specified maximum bandwidth.
Options
- --input|-i
Measure the input bandwidth
- --output|-o
Measure output bandwidth (default)
- --directory|-d
Specify the output directory
- --text-file|-f
Specify the name of the text-format ouput file (defaults to "ubar.txt")
- --png-file|-p
Specify the name of the PNG-format output file (defaults to "ubar.png")
- --interval|-t
Set the poll interval in seconds (defaults to 15 seconds)
- --width|-x
Set the width of the graphical bar (defaults to 600 pixels)
- --height|-y
Set the height of the graphical bar (defaults to 4 pixels)
- --border|-b
Set the border width of the graphical bar (defaults to 1 pixel)
- --kbps|-k
Set the units of bandwidth measure to kilobits/second
- --Mbps|-M
Set the units of bandwidth measure to megabits/second (default)
- --Gbps|-G
Set the units of bandwidth measure to gigabits/second
- --Daemon|-D
Run as daemon
- --help|-h
Online help
Author
bwbar was written by Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com>.
This manual page was prepared by Nick Rusnov <nickrusnov@debian.org> for the Debian Project.