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<center><h2>Modules for moodss (Modular Object Oriented Dynamic SpreadSheet)</h2></center>

<i><b>Note</b>: modules marked with <sup><small>64</small></sup> use 64 bit row numbers and therefore require Tcl/Tk 8.4.</i>

<h3>Contents:</h3>
<ul>
  <li><a href="#apache">1. apache</a>
  <li><a href="#apachex">2. apachex</a>
  <li><a href="#arp">3. arp</a>
  <li><a href="#cpustats">4. cpustats</a>
  <li><a href="#disks">5. disks</a>
  <li><a href="#diskstats">6. diskstats</a>
  <li><a href="#hddtemp">7. hddtemp</a>
  <li><a href="#interrupts">8. interrupts</a>
  <li><a href="#kernmods">9. kernmods</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#log">10. log</a>
  <li><a href="#Log">11. Log</a>
  <li><a href="#memstats">12. memstats</a>
  <li><a href="#minimal">13. minimal</a>
  <li><a href="#Minimal">14. Minimal</a>
  <li><a href="#minipy">15. minipy</a>
  <li><a href="#mounts">16. mounts</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#myerrorlog">17. myerrorlog</a>
  <li><a href="#myhealth">18. myhealth</a>
  <li><a href="#myprocs">19. myprocs</a>
  <li><a href="#myquery">20. myquery</a>
  <li><a href="#myreplication">21. myreplication</a>
  <li><a href="#mystatus">22. mystatus</a>
  <li><a href="#myvars">23. myvars</a>
  <li><a href="#nagios">24. nagios</a>
  <li><a href="#netdev">25. netdev</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#odbcquery">26. odbcquery</a>
  <li><a href="#partitions">27. partitions</a>
  <li><a href="#pci">28. pci</a>
  <li><a href="#ping">29. ping</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#ps">30. ps</a>
  <li><a href="#psbyname">31. psbyname</a>
  <li><a href="#psbyuser">32. psbyuser</a>
  <li><a href="#random">33. random</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#Random">34. Random</a>
  <li><a href="#randpy">35. randpy</a>
  <li><a href="#route">36. route</a>
  <li><a href="#sensors">37. sensors</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#smithy">38. smithy</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#snmp">39. snmp</a> <sup><small>64</small></sup>
  <li><a href="#snmptrap">40. snmptrap</a>
  <li><a href="#system">41. system</a>
  <li><a href="#Threaded">42. Threaded</a>
  <li><a href="#trace">43. trace</a>
  <li><a href="#usb">44. route</a>
</ul>

<p>These modules are included in the moodss distribution.
<br>Click on on the documentation links to access their documentation, which is also available when a module is loaded in the moodss application, via the Help/Modules menu.


<h3><a name="apache"></a>1. apache</h3>
<p>A view of statistics for an Apache WWW server (<a href="../apache/apache.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="apachex"></a>2. apachex</h3>
<p>A view of extended statistics for an Apache WWW server (<a href="../apachex/apachex.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="arp"></a>3. arp</h3>
<p>A view of the network Address Resolution Protocol cache for the Linux system (<a href="../arp/arp.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="cpustats"></a>4. cpustats</h3>
<p>A view of processor activity for a Linux or FreeBSD system as a whole (<a href="../cpustats/cpustats.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="disks"></a>5. disks</h3>
<p>A view of the mountable devices (hard disks, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, ...) on a Linux machine (<a href="../disks/disks.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="diskstats"></a>6. diskstats</h3>
<p>A view of the disks and/or partitions on a Linux machine, with statistics on read and write operations (<a href="../diskstats/diskstats.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="hddtemp"></a>7. hddtemp</h3>
<p>Temperature of hard disk drives using the <i>hddtemp</i> command, which must be available on the host being monitored (<a href="../hddtemp/hddtemp.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="interrupts"></a>8. interrupts</h3>
<p>A view of the number and rate of interrupts per IRQ and processor on a Linux machine (<a href="../interrupts/interrupts.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="kernmods"></a>9. kernmods</h3>
<p>A view of all loaded modules for the Linux kernel (<a href="../kernmods/kernmods.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="Log"></a>10. Log</h3>
<p>A sample module in Perl for monitoring log files, using threads, meant for developers.

<h3><a name="log"></a>11. log</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring log files, such as those updated by the UNIX <i>syslogd</i> utility (<a href="../log/log.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="memstats"></a>12. memstats</h3>
<p>A view of memory and swap statistics for a Linux or FreeBSD system as a whole (<a href="../memstats/memstats.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="minimal"></a>13. minimal</h3>
<p>The minimal module is as bare bone as possible and can be used as a starting point for developing new modules.

<h3><a name="Minimal"></a>14. Minimal</h3>
<p>The Perl version of the minimal module.

<h3><a name="minipy"></a>15. minipy</h3>
<p>The Python version of the minimal module.

<h3><a name="mounts"></a>16. mounts</h3>
<p>A view of mounted filesystems with sizes, on a Linux, FreeBSD or SunOS (Solaris) system (<a href="../mounts/mounts.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myerrorlog"></a>17. myerrorlog</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server error log (<a href="../myerrorlog/myerrorlog.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myhealth"></a>18. myhealth</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server health (<a href="../myhealth/myhealth.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myprocs"></a>19. myprocs</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server processes (<a href="../myprocs/myprocs.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myquery"></a>20. myquery</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring any data from a MySQL SQL database server (<a href="../myquery/myquery.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myreplication"></a>21. myreplication</h3>
<p>A module for the MySQL database server (<a href="../myreplication/myreplication.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="mystatus"></a>22. mystatus</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring a pool of replicated master and slave MySQL SQL database servers (<a href="../mystatus/mystatus.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="myvars"></a>23. myvars</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server variables (<a href="../myvars/myvars.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="nagios"></a>24. nagios</h3>
<p>A module which can use any Nagios plugin (<a href="../nagios/nagios.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="netdev"></a>25. netdev</h3>
<p>A view of network devices statistics for Linux (<a href="../netdev/netdev.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="odbcquery"></a>26. odbcquery</h3>
<p>A module for monitoring any data from any database accessible through ODBC (<a href="../odbcquery/odbcquery.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="partitions"></a>27. partitions</h3>
<p>A view of the partitions and/or disks on a Linux machine, with statistics on read and write operations (<i>obsolete</i>) (<a href="../partitions/partitions.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="pci"></a>28. pci</h3>
<p>A listing of all PCI devices found during the Linux kernel initialization and their configuration (<a href="../pci/pci.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="ping"></a>29. ping</h3>
<p>A module that allows monitoring of several hosts by pinging them (<a href="../ping/ping.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="ps"></a>30. ps</h3>
<p>A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system (<a href="../ps/ps.htm">Documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="psbyname"></a>31. psbyname</h3>
<p>A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system, analogous to the ps module but with data aggregated by process name (<a href="../psbyname/psbyname.htm">Documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="psbyuser"></a>32. psbyuser</h3>
<p>A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system, analogous to the ps module but with data aggregated by user (<a href="../psbyuser/psbyuser.htm">Documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="random"></a>33. random</h3>
<p>The random module code contains a lot of comments, providing some extra documentation about module coding (<a href="../random/random.htm">Documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="Random"></a>34. Random</h3>
<p>The Perl version of the random module.

<h3><a name="randpy"></a>35. randpy</h3>
<p>The Python version of the random module.

<h3><a name="route"></a>36. route</h3>
<p>A view of network routes for the Linux system (<a href="../route/route.htm">Documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="sensors"></a>37. sensors</h3>
<p>A view of the current readings of all sensor chips available on your hardware, provided the <i>sensors</i> command is available on the system being monitored (<a href="../sensors/sensors.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="smithy"></a>38. smithy</h3>
<p>A SNMP module requiring the MIB Smithy SDK library (<a href="../smithy/smithy.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="snmp"></a>39. snmp</h3>
<p>A generic SNMP module using the Scotty Tnm library (<a href="../snmp/snmp.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="snmptrap"></a>40. snmptrap</h3>
<p>A SNMP trap module using the Scotty Tnm library (<a href="../snmptrap/snmptrap.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="system"></a>41. system</h3>
<p>A view of miscellaneous information for a Linux system (<a href="../system/system.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="Threaded"></a>42. Threaded</h3>
<p>A sample Perl module implemented with Perl threads and queues  (<a href="../Threaded/Threaded.htm">documentation</a>).

<h3><a name="trace"></a>43. trace</h3>
<p>The trace module can also be displayed in a separate window (see <a href="moodss.htm#menus.view.trace">trace</a> menu). Also see the trace module <a href="../trace/trace.htm">documentation</a>.

<h3><a name="usb"></a>44. usb</h3>
<p>A listing of all USB buses in the Linux system and all devices connected to them (<a href="../usb/usb.htm">Documentation</a>).

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