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KNemo

0.7.7

KDE Networking Tool

Score 88%

jstamp

Link: http://
Downloads: 71988

Submitted: May 30 2004
Updated: Aug 20 2015

Description:

KNemo - the KDE Network Monitor

A detailed review of the KNemo 0.4.7 can be found at Softpedia:
http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/linux/KNemo-Review-53310.shtml

KNemo offers a network monitor similar to the one found in Windows. For every network interface it displays an icon in the systray. It can also optionally montor traffic statistics.

Changelog:

Version 0.7.7

Add a global shortcut to toggle traffic plotters.

Find the interface of the default gateway again. (BR 328752)

Log statistics to the correct time if we're resuming from suspend. (BR 332086)

Fix translation word puzzles, missing contexts. (BR 329095, BR 329097)

Add an include to fix broken compilation when using libnl >= 3.2.26.

License: GPL

Source

(KNemo 0.7.7 source)

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uptime

by cmf on: Jun 5 2004

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It would be nice if teh uptime was directly got from teh machine, rather than a counter for howlong teh service has been running, i paticularly noticed this when i installed 0.1.6 and teh uptime reset.

Also, when i installed 0.1.6 the icons disapeared and it's now just one of those 'no icon' icons...

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Re: uptime

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 5 2004

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About the uptime: Where do I get this information? I don't know any way how to get the uptime of an interface from the system.

About the icons: You have to restart KDE to get the new version of KNemo loaded into memory.

Have you checked if the icon is displayed after a KDE restart? If the icon theme you are using doesn't have the needed icons KNemo will automatically load the ones that come with it. I checked this on my own system and it worked.

Please make sure that the icons are installed under $KDEDIR/share/icons/crystalsvg/22x22/actions. Their names are like the names mentioned in the ChangeLog.

h.c.
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Re: Re: uptime

by cmf on: Jun 6 2004

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ah, i gto confused between system and interface uptime, but it definetly needs sorting (look at the uptime here... ftp://lou.homelinux.org/knemo.png)

maybe a daemon which starts at boot and then knemo get the uptime from there? that way we get an accurate uptime rather than that from KDE logging on and the service starting?

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Re: Re: Re: uptime

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 6 2004

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> ah, i gto confused between system
> and interface uptime, but it
> definetly needs sorting (look at the
> uptime here...

Hi,

this is a known bug in KNemo 0.1.5 and is fixed in the current release 0.1.6.

About the daemon monitoring the uptime from system start rather than from KDE start: I'm not really in need for such a high precision so there is little chance I will do such a feature myself. Maybe someone else wants to contribute this...

h.c.
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Mdk 10 problem

by rex on: Jun 6 2004

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rex

In MDK 10,I found that U must type :
kcmshell /usr/share/applnk/Settings/Network/kcm_knemo
to start the knemo config page.

"kcmshell kcm_knemo" and config button is no use...

sorry for my poor English...

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Re: Mdk 10 problem

by rex on: Jun 6 2004

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rex

seems like MDK move the path to
"/usr/share/applnk-mdk/System/Configuration/KDE/Network/"

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Re: Re: Mdk 10 problem

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 6 2004

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Hi rex,

thanks for your information. There were already some Mandrake users complaining about the missing configuration dialog but I wasn't sure what the problem was.

Hope the solution I provide above works on Mandrake.

h.c.
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fantastic

by marcel on: Jun 10 2004

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marcel

after k3b this is the 2nd killer app and absolute must have for kde

thanks

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Wicked

by milkfloat on: Jun 12 2004

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milkfloat

Well done, this is brilliant.

This is one of the few things that I missed from XP.

Keep up the good work.

Andy
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Re: Wicked

by milkfloat on: Jun 12 2004

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milkfloat

how about a nice little graph under the "traffic" tab?

:)

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Re: Re: Wicked

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 13 2004

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Hi,

not a top priority on my TODO list (as it is nothing I really miss) but I will keep it in mind for further enhancements.

Thanks for the suggestion and the positive feedback! :-)

h.c.
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Dial on demand

by probono on: Jun 13 2004

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This is very nice. Great work! If it only could handle dial on demand...

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Re: Dial on demand

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 13 2004

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That's why it is a monitor and not a dialup tool. ;-)

I think there are already enough tools that provide dial on demand or take care of removing/inserting network cables.

h.c.
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kppp settings

by sarahb523 on: Jun 14 2004

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sarahb523

At first, brilliant tool!

to cooperate knemo with kppp open the config of you ppp0 device and enter this as start command:
kstart --skiptaskbar kppp -q -c account_name

and for stop command:
kppp -k -q

disable "hide icon when not connected"

in kppp set "dock to kicker when connected" to enabled. Now you can start/stop your ppp0 device from knemo systray icon

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Re: kppp settings

by HagbardCeline on: Jun 14 2004

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Yup,

that's indeed how I use KNemo with my PPP connection.

Thanks for pointing out again, guess this will also be useful for other users.

h.c.
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Re: kppp settings

by sarahb523 on: Jun 15 2004

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sarahb523

This could be extended! don't call kppp for start directly. If I had time, I will make a shell script that choose the best accounts by time and date. This would be a great improve of dial up with kppp

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KNemo

KDE Networking Tool

uptime

Re: uptime

Re: Re: uptime

Re: Re: Re: uptime

Mdk 10 problem

In MDK 10,I found that U must type : kcmshell /usr/share/applnk/Settings/Network/kcm_knemo to start the knemo config page. "kcmshell kcm_knemo" and config button is no use... sorry for my poor English...

Re: Mdk 10 problem

seems like MDK move the path to "/usr/share/applnk-mdk/System/Configuration/KDE/Network/"

Re: Re: Mdk 10 problem

Hi rex, thanks for your information. There were already some Mandrake users complaining about the missing configuration dialog but I wasn't sure what the problem was. Hope the solution I provide above works on Mandrake.

fantastic

after k3b this is the 2nd killer app and absolute must have for kde thanks

Wicked

Well done, this is brilliant. This is one of the few things that I missed from XP. Keep up the good work.

Re: Wicked

how about a nice little graph under the "traffic" tab? :)

Re: Re: Wicked

Hi, not a top priority on my TODO list (as it is nothing I really miss) but I will keep it in mind for further enhancements. Thanks for the suggestion and the positive feedback! :-)

Dial on demand

This is very nice. Great work! If it only could handle dial on demand...

Re: Dial on demand

That's why it is a monitor and not a dialup tool. ;-) I think there are already enough tools that provide dial on demand or take care of removing/inserting network cables.

kppp settings

Re: kppp settings

Yup, that's indeed how I use KNemo with my PPP connection. Thanks for pointing out again, guess this will also be useful for other users.

Re: kppp settings

This could be extended! don't call kppp for start directly. If I had time, I will make a shell script that choose the best accounts by time and date. This would be a great improve of dial up with kppp

In MDK 10,I found that U must type :
kcmshell /usr/share/applnk/Settings/Network/kcm_knemo
to start the knemo config page.

"kcmshell kcm_knemo" and config button is no use...

sorry for my poor English...

seems like MDK move the path to
"/usr/share/applnk-mdk/System/Configuration/KDE/Network/"

Hi rex,

thanks for your information. There were already some Mandrake users complaining about the missing configuration dialog but I wasn't sure what the problem was.

Hope the solution I provide above works on Mandrake.

after k3b this is the 2nd killer app and absolute must have for kde

thanks

Well done, this is brilliant.

This is one of the few things that I missed from XP.

Keep up the good work.

how about a nice little graph under the "traffic" tab?

:)

Hi,

not a top priority on my TODO list (as it is nothing I really miss) but I will keep it in mind for further enhancements.

Thanks for the suggestion and the positive feedback! :-)

That's why it is a monitor and not a dialup tool. ;-)

I think there are already enough tools that provide dial on demand or take care of removing/inserting network cables.

Yup,

that's indeed how I use KNemo with my PPP connection.

Thanks for pointing out again, guess this will also be useful for other users.