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diff --git a/net/pppload/files/patch-ag b/net/pppload/files/patch-ag deleted file mode 100644 index 944bd4f81556..000000000000 --- a/net/pppload/files/patch-ag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -diff -u --new-file pppload-1.0/pppload.1 ./pppload.1 ---- pppload-1.0/pppload.1 Tue Sep 10 16:56:20 1996 -+++ ./pppload.1 Fri Jan 30 21:35:55 1998 -@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ - pppload \- display an xload-style graph of PPP activity - .SH SYNOPSIS - .B pppload --[\-cmd ppp_cmd] [\-i interval] [\-p period] [\-retry interval] [\-rx] [\-norx] -+[\-cmd ppp_cmd] [\-i interval] [\-device name] [\-p period] [\-retry interval] [\-rx] [\-norx] - [\-rxcolor color] [\-tx] [\-notx] [\-txcolor color] - .SH DESCRIPTION - .BR pppload -@@ -28,6 +28,9 @@ - .I "\-h" - Print command line usage. - .TP -+.I "\-device name" -+Network device to monitor (default: tun) -+.TP - .I "\-i interval" - The statistics polling interval in seconds (default: 5). - .TP -@@ -60,3 +63,41 @@ - The name of the color to draw transmit rates in (default: red). - .SH AUTHOR - Sean Vyain <svyain@mail.tds.net, smvyain@softart.com> -+www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/1029/pppload.html -+ -+.SH FREEBSD PORT -+Examples of usage for the FreeBSD port: -+ -+For tun0 (tun is the default device,0 is the default link number): -+ -+% pppload & -+ -+For the first ne2000 ethernet card: -+ -+% pppload -device ed -link 0 & -+ -+for the third ppp device: -+ -+% pppload -device ppp -link 2 & -+ -+.SH BUGS -+The port to FreeBSD can't determine when the link is up or down, so -+some of the command line options like -+.I "\-cmd" -+.I "\-percmd" -+may not work. -+ -+Command line is awkward with -device and -link. -+ -+Keeps track of all packets network device has ever used, even if it -+has gone down then up again. This is different than the linux -+version. -+ -+Requires awk, grep, and netstat to get the data. Very short polling -+times are definitely not recommended. -+ -+Network interface names are limited to a total of 4 characters or less -+at the moment, e.g. ppp0 ed3 ze1. -+ -+ -+Modified January 1998 |