napMan is an information bot that offers real-time insights into the current status of nap servers worldwide.
If you're looking for a software tool that can provide you with a comprehensive view of the worldwide network of nap servers, then napMan might just be what you need. This infobot is designed to deliver real-time statistics and information about nap servers that are based on either closed source napster protocol or open source opennap protocol.
The software is written in Perl using the GTK-perl module and the GTK+ GUI toolkit. One of the great things about napMan is that it pulls data from the reliable php3 script at napigator. More so, napMan is copylefted under GPL license ensuring that it's free and open source.
So, what kind of features can you expect to find when using napMan software? Here are some of the most noteworthy: First, napMan enables you to view a list of all the nap servers. You can then proceed to view current statistics of each server such as the number of users, number of mp3 files, and even gigabytes. Additionally, you can ping each server and check the network lag time. It is also possible to save the list of servers and statistics to a file, and you can refresh statistics for individual servers or all the servers at once.
To use napMan, you'll need a few requirements including Perl, GTK+, GTK-Perl bindings, and libwww-perl. Once you have these, you can look forward to an efficient and easy-to-use program.
The software is written in Perl using the GTK-perl module and the GTK+ GUI toolkit. One of the great things about napMan is that it pulls data from the reliable php3 script at napigator. More so, napMan is copylefted under GPL license ensuring that it's free and open source.
So, what kind of features can you expect to find when using napMan software? Here are some of the most noteworthy: First, napMan enables you to view a list of all the nap servers. You can then proceed to view current statistics of each server such as the number of users, number of mp3 files, and even gigabytes. Additionally, you can ping each server and check the network lag time. It is also possible to save the list of servers and statistics to a file, and you can refresh statistics for individual servers or all the servers at once.
To use napMan, you'll need a few requirements including Perl, GTK+, GTK-Perl bindings, and libwww-perl. Once you have these, you can look forward to an efficient and easy-to-use program.
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