Manuel Kasser <manuel.kasser <at> arcor.de> writes:
> Is
> there a way to use vicious' netwidget to monitor the traffic going over
> both of the interfaces (or just showing the one which is up) or do I
> have to write my own widget? I'm displaying the traffic down as well as
> up next to each other, if that's important in some way.
Here's how I deal with multiple possible network devices (not sure if I got
if from somewhere else of if I made it myself...)
-- Possible network devices
eths = { 'easytether0', 'wlan0', 'eth0', 'eth1'}
netwidget = widget({type='textbox'})
vicious.register( netwidget, vicious.widgets.net,
function(widget,args)
t=''
for i = 1, #eths do
e = eths[i]
if args["{"..e.." carrier}"] == 1 then
t=t..'|'..e..'(↑'..args['{'..e..' up_kb}']..',↓'
..args['{'..e..' down_kb}']..')kb/s'
end
end
if string.len(t)>0 then -- remove leading '|'
return string.sub(t,2,-1)
end
return 'No network'
end
, 1 )
You can add whatever you like to the eths array...
This will show the up and down of whatever network interfaces are active.
Evo2.
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