Upcoming Features
Saturday, September 23 2005
Just thought I'd give you a
glimps at what new features netmonitor 0.5 and greater will have. The
first feature is no logging, which will disable all file logging
features, allowing netmonitor to be used as a simple counter, this
will be useful if you'd perfer to monitor your network interfaces but
have no real need waste space with logging files. This feature
will automatically display all network interfaces listed in your dev
file.
The second feature is automatic data resetting, it will be like an
alarm clock that will reset your data counters at the end of each day,
week, month or even year. This will be specially useful for broadband
accounts that reset data limits at the end of each month.
If there is any other features you would like to see in the next version please don't hessitate to email me on hellcat82@iprimus.com.au, I'm always open to new ideas.
Till next time,
Dwayne
0.4b Released
Saturday, September 20 2005
Netmonitor has finally
reached beta, this version includes some functionality improvements.
The major change however, is the configuration sub program, which is
working smoothly and as expected. For people upgrading from a previous
release, the config files are still compatible with this version so
there is no need to run the configuration program.
Also I have renamed the project to netmonitor, it's more unique as there are a lot of programs named with variations of netmon.
Enjoy,
Dwayne
0.4b Almost Ready
Saturday, September 16 2005
The next version of netmon is almost ready for release. The configuration sub program
is taking more time than I first expected, but it's moving along
smoothly and should be ready towards the end of next week.
First Release 0.3a
Saturday, September 9 2005
The
first release of netmon has been uploaded to the sourceforge server.
It's only an alpha at the moment so there is some functionality
missing, namely the configuration program. Due to this, manual setup of
netmons data files are needed, however this is simple to do and full
instructions are provided in the included README file. You can download
this file in the downloads section or follow the link to the project
page.
Cheers,
Dwayne
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