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SPELL=procstatd
VERSION=1.4.2
SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tgz
MD5[0]=7a4741657e234cfef97e4c154544e9fb
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION
SOURCE_URL[0]=http://www.phy.duke.edu/brahma/$SOURCE
WEB_SITE=http://www.phy.duke.edu/brahma
ENTERED=20020609
UPDATED=20020619
MAINTAINER=zoran@idi.ntnu.no
LICENSE=GPL
SHORT="daemon for gathering statistics about /proc"
cat << EOF
procstatd is a daemon that can be run either from userspace or inetd
that can be queried via a simple API to parse various files in /proc
and transform them into statistics. The returned data is in a simply
parsable ASCII string (in a single packet) and might be used to, for
example, drive a simple display. The nice thing about it is that by
running procstatd's on all nodes of a beowulf or cluster, users or
managers can (with suitable front-end tools) see what the loads and
so forth are. The package contains also a perl script (webwatchd)
for generating a simple html page with the statistics of the nodes.
EOF
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