du2rrd for Linux 0.0.6

du2rrd - Long Term Disk Space Monitoring

Are you running a big Unix/Linux? file server with many users.? Are you interested in keeping track on how they use up all that space?

Then du2rrd is for you. It visualizes disk space usage in a state of the art Ajax Web GUI. It uses RRDtool for data storage and graphing.

du2rrd takes ouput from du, parses it and adds it to RRD files. ...

Author Tobias Oetiker
License Open Source
Price FREE
Released 2008-12-07
Downloads 209
Filesize 358 kB
Requirements
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords disk space monitoring, hard drive monitoring, system monitoring, disk, space, harddrive
Users' rating
(3 rating)
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