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NAME

       wmppp - Graphically monitor the average PPP load

SYNOPSIS

       wmppp  [-display  <display name>] [-t] [-u <update rate>] [-i <device>]
       [-h] [-v]

DESCRIPTION

       wmppp.app displays a dynamic representation of the load on the PPP line
       on  a  64x64  miniwindow.  It  also starts and stops the connection and
       displays the time enlapsed since the it came up.  The  traffic  on  the
       interface is also monitored.

OPTIONS

       -display <display name>
              name of display to use

       -t     sets  the  on-line timer to display MM:SS instead of the default
              HH:MM.

       -u <update rate>
              sets the frequency, in seconds,  for  updates  to  the  display.
              Valid range is 1-10, default value is 5.

       -i <device>
              choose  the  net  device  (ppp1, ippp0, etc.) to monitor.  (Note
              that this feature  is  EXPERIMENTAL  and  should  be  used  with
              caution.  Bug reports are welcomed.)

       -h     displays a command line summary

       -v     displays the version number.

CONFIGURATION

       The  configuration  file  (see  below) may contain any of the following
       key-value pairs. The format is key: value.

       start  The program that starts the connection

       stop   The program that stops the connection

       speed  This program reports the speed of the connection.  This  program
              should output <speed>, that is, a number is expected and not the
              whole

       ifdown This program is run if the line goes down, and the stop  program
              hasn’t been run. (Redial program)

       stampfile
              The  modification  time  of  this  file is used to calculate the
              amount of time the connection has been up. Something like  touch
              <stampfile> should be run for this to work.

FILES

       /var/run/wmppp.ppp0
              this  is  the  stamp  file  use to determine the ammount of time
              enlapsed since the connection  came  up.  This  file  should  be
              managed  by  the  ip-up  and ip-down scripts. On Debian systems,
              /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/00wmppp  creates  the  file,  and  /etc/ppp/ip-
              down.d/00wmppp removes it.

       /etc/wmppprc
              System wide defaults

       $HOME/.wmppprc
              User defined settings

       /etc/wmppprc.fixed
              System wide fixed options, this overrides the user settings

AUTHORS

       wmppp.app  was  written  by  Martijn  Pieterse <pieterse@xs4all.nl> and
       Antoine Nulle <warp@xs4all.nl>, and it’s based on work by Beat Christen
       <bchriste@iiic.ethz.ch>      (asclock)     and     Michael     Callahan
       <callahan@maths.ox.ac.uk>, Al  Longyear  longyear@netcom.com  and  Paul
       Mackerras <Paul.Mackerras@cs.anu.edu.au> (pppstats).

       Email       regarding       wmppp      should      be      sent      to
       dockapps@windowmaker.kimitsu.com.

       This manpage was written by Marcelo Magallon  <mmagallo@debian.org  for
       the Debian Project

SEE ALSO

       pppd(8), pppstats(8), plog(1), pon(1), poff(1)