The vnstatGUI is an add-on for IPCop that facilitates the querying of an active vnStat and the display of related statistics. It offers a simple, user-friendly interface that makes statistical analysis easy and convenient.
If you are using IPCop and have vnStat installed, then the vnstatGUI addon is an excellent tool to have. With this application, you can query an installed vnStat and view the output conveniently. The vnstatGUI addon has been tested with IPCop version 1.4.15 but should work with versions 1.4.13 and 1.4.14 as well.
To install the vnstatGUI addon, you should first make sure that you have vnStat 1.4 installed. Then, you can download the vnstatGui.tar.gz file from the project website. Once you have the file, you can copy it to any directory of your choosing. For example, you can copy it to /tmp using tools like WinSCP or SCP (port 222).
Next, you should log in as the root user and navigate to the directory where you have saved the vnstatGui.tar.gz file. You can then extract the archive using "tar xvfz vnstatGui.tar.gz" and navigate to the installation directory by typing "cd vnstatGui". To install the addon, you can type "./install -i", and to uninstall, you can type "./install -u".
In summary, the vnstatGUI addon is an easy-to-use tool that can help you query vnStat output conveniently. Installing the addon is straightforward and can be done with just a few commands in the console. If you're looking for a simple way to view vnStat data on IPCop, then vnstatGUI is definitely worth checking out.
To install the vnstatGUI addon, you should first make sure that you have vnStat 1.4 installed. Then, you can download the vnstatGui.tar.gz file from the project website. Once you have the file, you can copy it to any directory of your choosing. For example, you can copy it to /tmp using tools like WinSCP or SCP (port 222).
Next, you should log in as the root user and navigate to the directory where you have saved the vnstatGui.tar.gz file. You can then extract the archive using "tar xvfz vnstatGui.tar.gz" and navigate to the installation directory by typing "cd vnstatGui". To install the addon, you can type "./install -i", and to uninstall, you can type "./install -u".
In summary, the vnstatGUI addon is an easy-to-use tool that can help you query vnStat output conveniently. Installing the addon is straightforward and can be done with just a few commands in the console. If you're looking for a simple way to view vnStat data on IPCop, then vnstatGUI is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.8: N/A