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I have modified tq/* and cgi-bin/who and cronbin/busy and lib/modemstat
all to use tq/classtable to determine what is a dialup line. classtable
has been modified with a fourth "host pattern" field to allow the
determination based onthe incoming host reported in who output and
recorded in the wtmp file. The "go who" output is a bit more flexible now
in that it reports the "in use"/"total" ratio for all classes of
connections -- no more hardwired modem and telnet connections. This might
be handy, for example, for premium dialup or for express lines -- whatever
is configured in tq/classtable
On Thu, 13 Mar 1997, Gerard MacNeil wrote:
> We do have a bit of a problem with it, however. It will always report "No
> modems in use" because it cannot (yet) detect the number of modems in use
> on the Terminal Server in Windsor. The Terminal Server itself is not a
> "csuite-user" so it does not count.
>
> This problem also affects the Time Quota system (% of modems busy will
> always be 0 or 100, depending on the connection status of the Terminal
> Server) and System Statistics reports (go systat - network detection is
> also failing). Dialup Usage statistics, which is supposed to be reporting
> on the use of your modem/dialup lines, will also only report on the
> connection status of the Terminal Server (the 'tty' specification in teh
> configuration file was wrong, so whatever shows there now is really
> bogus).
David Trueman,
Systems Manager, Dalhousie Math, Stats and Computing Science
Technical Chair, Chebucto Community Net
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