[Voyage-linux] Getting remore temperatures and wireless signal level etc. of wrap
Punky Tse
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Tue Nov 15 11:37:55 HKT 2005
Beat,
Great stuff, can you add this to the Wiki
(http://wiki.voyage.hk/dokuwiki/doku.php) as well? Thanks.
On 11/15/05, Beat Meier <bmeier at infovia.com.ar> wrote:
> 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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