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PMPS 1.1 - The PM Patrol add-on to show up number of opened TCP/IP sockets
on PM Patrol's staus line.
PM Patrol is a great OS/2 program to monitor separated parts of the system
with excellent stability and power. One very seldom used feature of PM Patrol
is it's facility to add an user-defined monitor to it's status line at the
bottom of screen, so I decided to write a short program to put the number
of opened TCP/IP sockets on this status line. This can be useful to control
traffic without periodically starting netstat program.
Changes to version 1.0
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1.1 - 1) Added command line parameter KILL to shutdown previously running
program.
2) Now you can put the period of updating in command line in seconds.
3) When running previous instance is replaced.
Installation
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1) Copy PMPS.EXE to the directory where PM Patrol is installed
2) Press RMB on the PMP's status line and select "Options" from the menu
3) Select "User Defined Monitor" in the "Status Line Monitors" window
4) Close the "PM Patrol Options" window
5) Start PMPS.EXE by the command DETACH PMPS [interval] where optional
parameter "interval" is a period in seconds between checking and updating
the status line. By default this period is 5 seconds.
6) To unload program you can enter PMPS KILL at the command prompt or use any
"killer" utility like GO! or killer feature of the WarpCenter.
Using
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After running you will see at the right side of status line number of opened
TCP/IP sockets periodically updated in the form "number sockets". Period of
update by default is 5 seconds. You can change this interval by entering
desired number of seconds to update in the command line. For example,
DETACH PMPS 10 starts this program to update status line every 10 seconds. To
stop program you can use any "killer" OS/2 program like GO!, kill, emxkill,
or kill facility of the WarpCenter. You can also enter command RMPS KILL to
unload program from memory.
Notes
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You can change priority of the running PMPS only by using 3rd party programs
like NICE. But I don't see any reason to do it - program runs at the lowest
priority.
Distribution
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This program is freeware. Download, distribute, use, or delete it for a free.
Contact
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Timur Kazimirov
E-Mail: timur@sakhinkom.snc.ru
WWW: http://www2.sakhinkom.snc.ru