19 projects tagged "Diagnostics"
ICPLD (Internet Connection Performance Logging Daemon) is a connection monitor that sends ICMP requests to IP addresses of your choice and monitors if your machine has a working network connection. It logs failed attempts to reach the hosts, and will stamp a log as soon as a reply is received. It keeps track of when and for how long the connection was unavailable and records both total down time and each occasion of interrupted connection. It supports IPv6 and can execute a command whenever a connection goes up or down, which is useful for alerting users.
i.Task is a small and fast process viewer and terminator for Linux. It lists all running processes and associated information, allowing the user to sort by any column. The information displayed includes, process name, PID, CPU usage/time, owner, priority, threads, memory usage and process arguments. The context menu allows you to send TERM or KILL signals to a process. The main benifit of i.Task, apart from the easy-to-use interface, is that it has far fewer dependencies that other available process viewers.
Libsmbios is a cross-platform library intended to be used to obtain common information available in a BIOS. Major features include the ability to update the BIOS on Dell systems (in conjunction with the Dell RBU Linux kernel driver), programmatic access to information in SMBIOS tables, and the ability to obtain Dell system-specific information such as the Dell System ID number, service tag, and asset tag. Future plans include APIs for $PIR and mptable mapping. There is a C API for some of the more commonly used functions, and example binaries to show off most of the facilities.
Mail ConfiGuru is a standalone cross-platform tool and library that displays the configuration of email clients available to the currently logged-in user. It provides one interface to the settings of all supported email clients, which currently includes Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Mail (SeaMonkey), MS Outlook, MS Outlook Express, KMail, and Ximian Evolution.