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KNemo

   0.7.7  

KDE Networking Tool

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KNemo
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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.




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     Up or connected state

     
     by gelraen on: Feb 9 2010      
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    gelraengelraen

    Hi, thanks for your great work!

    There's one small annoying thing: interface shown as being down even if it's up but w/o any IP address set.
    I've aggregated my ethernet and wi-fi into one interface and while this interface treated normally, original interfaces shown as not connected. I made patch (http://pastebin.com/m41ec8f88) that corrects knemo behaviour in this case. It seems to work good, but I could miss something/ Please, inculde this behaviour change in next release.


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     Re: Up or connected state

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 9 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    Ah, finally a FreeBSD tester... I can confirm this. I'll check the patch and definitely have this fixed in the next release. Thanks!

    If you spot any other issues, please let me know.


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     connected state

     
     by ColdNsunny on: Feb 9 2010      
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    ColdNsunnyColdNsunny

    I have used Knemo for a long time - it is great.

    I just updated from Suse 11.1 to 11.2 and Knemo doesn't display the interface status correctly. I am wondering if it is because the interface is now working with the IPv6 address? Prior to this the Knemo I used always used IPv4.

    I had a quick look to see if there was a way to change it but I haven't had any luck yet. If anyone knows how to change it or has found a solution to this problem - please share your discovery.

    Thanks,
    Scott.


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     Re: connected state

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 9 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    I'm sorry, this wasn't very clear to me. What specifically is wrong with the status? And what version of KNemo are you using?


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     Re: Re: connected state

     
     by gelraen on: Feb 9 2010      
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    gelraengelraen

    I'm using knemo 0.6.1

    I have 3 network interfaces: lagg0 (aggregated), em0 (ethernet) and wlan0 (wi-fi). lagg0 is virtual failover between em0 and wlan0: if cable connected packets transmitted via em0, in other case - via wlan0. IP address assigned only to lagg0 and knemo doesn't show the real link state of em0 and wlan0, it always counts them as inactive.


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     Re: Re: Re: connected state

     
     by gelraen on: Feb 9 2010      
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    gelraengelraen

    oops, sorry :$


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     Re: Re: connected state

     
     by ColdNsunny on: Feb 11 2010      
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    ColdNsunnyColdNsunny

    Hi,
    I'm using KNemo version 0.6.0-1.1

    The connection tab shows the correct interface =eth0,
    and the correct MAC address,
    but the status = "Disconnected" and
    Connection Time is 00:00:00.

    The IP address is a IPv6 address,
    Address label = blank
    Scope & Flags = Link
    BroadcastAddress = blank
    Default Gateway = Blank

    On the Traffic tab
    All the information is grayed-out but
    Packets, Bytes, and Speed all show activity,
    Under Statistics everything is grayed-out and blank.

    So in essence I can still see that data is being sent/received and the speed. Even though the status is shown as disconnected.

    I hope this clarifies what I was saying.

    Thanks,
    Scott.



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     Re: Re: Re: connected state

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 11 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    Hmm. That does look pretty wrong. If you tell me how you have the interface configured I'll try to duplicate it on my end.


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     Re: connected state

     
     by ColdNsunny on: Feb 11 2010      
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    ColdNsunnyColdNsunny

    Hi jstamp,

    I checked the configuration and that was where the problem was:

    When I updated to Suse 11.2 it reconfigured the interfaces as bridges; it changed eth0 to br0 and eth1 the br1. When I deleted the bridges and set them up as ethernet interfaces, KNemo snapped into action with the status as connected and all the information was now showing and black text - not grayed-out.
    I had assumed =My-bad, the configuration hadn't changed as I was still getting a connection and the interfaces were still named eth0 and eth1 - but grayed-out.

    Just a note to anyone else who encounters this: if I configured the ethernet interface eth0 but left the bridge in place I lost all connection. I had to have only one configuration for the interface (that makes sense.)

    Thanks for your time jstamp - would any more information from my end help for reference?

    Scott.


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     Re: Re: connected state

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 12 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    Thanks, your description answered my question. It looks like it's also a problem in KNemo. I'll have it fixed in the next version.

    Thanks for reporting!


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     Font theme: text and Font

     
     by malos on: Feb 15 2010      
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    malosmalos

    Hi,

    It will be nice, if you will add font change possibility to "Text" theme config dialog. With some fonts, for example "Druid", left side of icon is cut.

    Regards.


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     Re: Font theme: text and Font

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 16 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    For me, adding a font option is a last resort. KNemo is nearly saturated with options; it's like the konqueror of tray icons. Also, I'd really like to keep its appearance consistent with KDE's System Settings. The less it goes its own way, the happier I'll be.

    But two things come to mind:

    The text icon theme uses the General font face. Maybe the Small font would be a better choice, since that would increase the chance of using a font face appropriate for an 22x11 rect.

    Since it's clipping the text, I should look into whether KNemo could handle that better, or if there's just something awkward about that particular font. Where can I get the Druid font?


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     Re: Re: Font theme: text and Font

     
     by malos on: Feb 16 2010      
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    malosmalos

    Sorry, it is Droid, it can be found there http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/frameworks/base.git;a=tree;f=data/fonts;hb=HEAD (droid sans)
    I tried to use Small font, but when it was set to 8px it had no difference, icon was still cut, smaller not looks good.
    So, a think, that possibility of selecting between system font and custom font will be best.
    Not everyone want to have the same font in system and in tray icon(I don't want :)). I hardcoded DejaVu Sans font family, and I have what I want, but not everyone can/want do it this way.

    Regards.


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     Re: Re: Re: Font theme: text and Font

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 16 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    OK. Just to clarify, I'm not totally against the idea, just mostly :-) I'll add the option if I have to, but I first want to fix that clipping issue.

    I tried a few of the droid fonts--sans, sans bold, mono--but I'm not seeing any clipping. Could you send me a screenshot? And when you run kinfocenter, what dpi does X-Server show?


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Font theme: text and Font

     
     by malos on: Feb 17 2010      
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    malosmalos

    Sure, there is how it looks with Droid-Sans font: http://i49.tinypic.com/28wfme.png

    And with DejaVu Sans font: http://i50.tinypic.com/2itaop.png

    It's not huge difference, but it's still visible.

    I have 96x96 dpi in XServer.

    And...no, I don't want to pump you any way, I just only want to giva an idea, to make this brilliant tool better(and more configurable)

    Regards.

    P.S: sorry for my bad English :)


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Font theme: text and Font

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 17 2010      
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    I see what you mean; that would be irritating. And from what I can tell, your setup is similar to mine, so I don't know what could cause that text problem.

    I'll probably have to add the option.

    Thanks for the extra info.

    Regards.


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     Configure Knemo

     
     by breakolami on: Feb 17 2010      
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    Hello and thanks for knemo it is really good

    Everything works except settings.
    Right click on knemo icon and click on Knemo sttings not work

    (my english is not good, sorry)


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     Re: Configure Knemo

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 17 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    Is KNemo is installed in /usr/local? If so, close knemo then try this in a console:

    export KDEDIRS=/usr:/usr/local
    kbuildsycoca4
    knemo

    Does that fix the problem? If it does, you will need to add KDEDIRS in your environment.


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     Re: Re: Configure Knemo

     
     by breakolami on: Feb 17 2010      
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    Hello and thank you

    I try that you wrote and after by clicking on knemo settings link I have a window with error message "unable to locate kcm_knemo"

    I shutdown knemo and reinstall and now knemo is always working but knemo settings always not work

    Installation (I am on Kubuntu karmic 64bit)

    Install the project...
    -- Install configuration: "Release"
    -- Installing: /usr/local/lib/kde4/kcm_knemo.so
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/kde4/services/kcm_knemo.desktop
    -- Installing: /usr/local/bin/knemo
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/apps/knemo/knemo.notifyrc
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/applications/kde4/knemo.desktop
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/autostart/knemo.desktop

    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/apps/knemo/themes/modem.desktop
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/apps/knemo/themes/monitor.desktop
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/apps/knemo/themes/network.desktop
    -- Up-to-date: /usr/local/share/apps/knemo/themes/wireless.desktop

    Other are for icons in /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/

    and

    for translations in -- Installing: /usr/local/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/knemo.mo

    I can't acces to knemo settings but it is not a big problem because all other knemo functions works, but it's strange

    :)


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     Re: Re: Re: Configure Knemo

     
     by jstamp on: Feb 18 2010      
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    I tried a fresh karmic install, and the knemo installation looks like what you describe.

    Add this to the bottom of ~/.profile

    export KDEDIRS=/usr/local:/usr

    Now restart your session. Clicking the settings should work. Works for me at least...


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Configure Knemo

     
     by breakolami on: Feb 18 2010      
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    Yes it works fine thank you very much :)


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     Knemo on slackware-current

     
     by Zivija on: Feb 28 2010      
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    ZivijaZivija

    Hello! I was using Knemo with Slackware 13 with no problems (everything worked). Now I have fresh installation of Slackware-current, and the latest version of Knemo. Knemo installs fine and I have it on running processes, but I can't see it nowhere (in the tray). Any idea?

    Thanx a lot for a great program!


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     Re: Knemo on slackware-current

     
     by jstamp on: Mar 1 2010      
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    jstampjstamp

    It sounds like there may be a configuration problem. Does everything look right in "System Settings | Network Settings | Network Monitor"? What if you move knemorc and restart the app?


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     Re: Re: Knemo on slackware-current

     
     by Zivija on: Mar 2 2010      
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    ZivijaZivija

    Just saw, I don't have option "Network monitor" I know in previous version I had option to use Knemo to monitor network interfaces. Where I should move knemorc?

    Thanx!


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     Re: Re: Re: Knemo on slackware-current

     
     by jstamp on: Mar 2 2010      
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    If you don't see the Network Monitor module in KDE's system settings, follow the directions about KDEDIRS in the thread just above this one.

    As for knemorc, move it anywhere but KDE's config directory :-) If your connection is up, you should see something in the tray when you next start the app.


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Knemo on slackware-current

     
     by Zivija on: Mar 2 2010      
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    I followed these steps that I found in previous posts:

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    The KDE libraries are responsible for finding the config module. This should tell you where they're looking:

    dir for kcm_knemo.so: kde4-config --path module

    dir for kcm_knemo.desktop: kde4-config --path services

    dir for knemo/pics: kde4-config --path data

    I don't think you need to force an update, though you could try running kbuildsycoca4 or logging out and back in.


    I just copied files to these locations.
    Now it's working as it should. Thanx for Your help, and the great app!


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     tray icon size

     
     by qux on: Mar 19 2010      
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    quxqux

    Hi, thank you for the cool application! ;) I have a little question, is there any way to get different (smaller) icon size? Default (22x22?) isn't pretty good with very tiny tray while using traffic graph (it is cutted from bottom).


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     Re: tray icon size

     
     by jstamp on: Mar 19 2010      
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    I think that the tray icon size is controlled in a KDE global setting.

    Are other KDE system tray icons (KMix, Klipper) smaller? Can you post a screenshot of the tray?


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     Re: Re: tray icon size

     
     by qux on: Mar 20 2010      
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    quxqux

    > I think that the tray icon size is controlled in a KDE global setting.

    Yes, such setting exists in systemsettings, but it is still unavailable in KDE 4.4.1.

    > Are other KDE system tray icons (KMix, Klipper) smaller? Can you post a screenshot of the tray?

    Other icons have different behaviour. Kmix, kopete, kxkb icons are resizeable (can be smaller than 22x22), klipper and ktorrent are not. Example screenshot: http://yfrog.com/2f53439858p
    Only difference is added knemo's icon. Same result with klipper and ktorrent.


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     Re: Re: Re: tray icon size

     
     by jstamp on: Mar 20 2010      
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    I think I see what's happening. By default KNemo compiles the tray icon as a KSystemTrayIcon because the new KStatusNotifierItem does not show tooltips in other desktops like GNOME or Xfce.

    Recompile, but this time use "./configure -n" The tray icon will now be a KStatusNotifierItem, and it should resize like kmix and kopete.


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: tray icon size

     
     by qux on: Mar 20 2010      
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    quxqux

    Thank you. I tried to rebuild it from srpm, but it needs 50+ packages to be installed (cmake, kdelibs4-devel, wireless-tools-devel, libnl-devel + their deps). Is it an only solution for near future?


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     Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tray icon size

     
     by jstamp on: Mar 20 2010      
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    For now, yes. I'll make KStatusNotifierItem the default when the tooltips work better. Or you could file a wishlist on the rpm, asking that it be compiled differently.


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