Monitor Vibe remotely

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Hope this doesnt come across as advertising..

If, like me, you have vibe running on a different pc, but would like to see who has logged on, and all the other stats, then download a free program called samurize, which will display (amongst a billion other things) remote txt files

Picture says it all really

cool man... thanks for the tip.

I tried messing with samurize one time, and it was tooo crazy for me... there was too much stuff. I run avedesk and konfabusellout, which do all i need.

What do you use samurize for? Is it good enough that I should put in more time?


Thanks,
Matt

Nice one! This is a very nice solution for monitoring Vibe Streamer. In the upcoming version of the vibe script language a LogManager class exists which will allow access to the logfiles and gives the possibility of creating a monitoring skin for remote use.

I use it for

Cpu processes, usage and temp (remote cpu for my server)
Mem free ram
Weather Today and tomorrow's forcast
Drive space
Network Net in and out, wan in and out (remote out for server)
Vibeserver as seen in screenshot

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dude are you braggin or offering your samurize config file?!!

if b, post that sucka'... thanks

Foreward This is not an AD, I just use these tools and find them useful. They are, for the most part, open source as well.

If you are interested in some more fun server tools, TightVNC offers a free remote desktop server and viewer (which also allows for access by http through its provided Java applet viewer). Also, CYGWIN is a linux environment for Windows based machines. You can run so many add-ons through it like OpenSSH and be able to get a secure shell login command terminal for your server wherever you are (using a SSH client such as PuTTY whish is also free). Here are some sites

http//www.tightvnc.org
http//cygwin.com/
http//www.putty.nl/download.html

P.S. This all may be pretty elementary but I figured it could be useful to some people.

By far the fastest way to remote to a windows PC is to use Remote Desktop. I use it at Uni and it's instant.