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$Id: README.cgi-bin,v 1.5.2.1 1999/11/15 02:27:47 trockij Exp $

mon.cgi
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    mon.cgi is an interactive web interface written by Art Chan.
    It has graphics, buttons, and looks a good deal better than
    opstatus.cgi. To use it, it must be configured, so read the
    instructions that are commented in the source code.

    mon.cgi is not yet able to allow a user to authenticate to the server,
    but read-only commands should work fine.

    This interface is mostly deprecated, unless someone wants finish
    to porting it to the Mon::Client API.


monshow.cgi
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    monshow can be found in the client/ directory. Put it into your
    cgi-bin directory, rename it monshow.cgi, and it should run via your
    web server's CGI mechanism. Upon startup, this script looks for a
    configuration file named "/etc/mon/monshowrc", or ".monshowrc" in
    the working directory. An example monshowrc is in the etc/ direcory.


Jim Trocki
Transmeta Corporation
trockij@transmeta.com