The easiest way to see what's going on is ssh and then top, ps or pstree.
I'm a little worried that my 'mail server' PC is getting overloaded and I am losing emails etc., or that I am having delays in outgoing mail. How can I set up some sort of monitoring to look at CPU, memory and disk usage - preferably in a graphical format. I seem to recall that cricket and/or mrtg might be able to do this but searching around has not shown me any way to monitor a local PC's stats - can anyone point me in the right direction? I'd like to be able to do this on Debian and Gentoo as there are a couple of other PCs I'd like to be able to monitor as well.
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