[Voyage-linux] Getting remore temperatures and wireless signal level etc. of wrap
Beat Meier
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Tue Nov 15 06:34:20 HKT 2005
Hello
Here what I use to get temp. and wireless stuff.
Be warned: The level in the cacti script is reverse. I never had time
until now
to have a look how to change this.
What I mean is that the higher the curve of the singal the lower it is ...
But there is the scale so you know what is is ;-)
And of course you must know about the security concerns that it is not
very secure as like other stuff running in inetd.conf
and there are scripts running etc. etc.
Ok here my infos to install stuff on wrap board:
Copy attached script getTemperatures to
/usr/local/bin/
or where you want but remember to change the path in inetd.conf.
Add the following /etc/inetd.conf
mon0 stream tcp nowait nobody /sbin/iwconfig iwconfig ath0
temp stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/local/bin/getTemperatures
getTemperatures
Optionial add the following to /etc/services to use names instead of ports:
# Local services
mon0 10000/tcp # monitor ath0
mon1 10001/tcp # monitor ath1
mon2 10002/tcp # monitor ath2
mon3 10003/tcp # monitor ath3
temp 10010/tcp # monitor temperature
On the server site (where to collect the data) you must have installed
perl and netcat
to use my cacti scripts.
You can get the wireless stuff also with for example:
telnet <hostip> 10000
and scan the output (which does the perl script)
radio.pl <hostip> 10000
and get temperatures with
telnet <hostip> 10010
or
get_remore_temp.pl
See also REAME in attachement (not much but ...)
Greetings
Beat
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