Show pagesourceOld revisionsBacklinksBack to top Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer RedditRecent ChangesSend via e-MailPrintPermalink × Table of Contents Linux-dash Maintainer Installation Usage Issues Linux-dash Available NS6 A simple, low-overhead web dashboard for GNU / Linux. (~1MB) see https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash Maintainer Stephane de Labrusse at stephdl@de-labrusse.fr Is this Module helpful to you ? Please consider donating Installation First you need to install my repository, see how to do it then install the module yum install nethserver-linux-dash --enablerepo=stephdl each time you want to update linux-dash, you must do signal-event nethserver-linux-dash-update Usage First only admin is allowed but you can add more users, linux-dash is restricted to the local network, but you can open it to the www if you want. # config show linux-dash linux-dash=configuration Name=linux-dash Users=toto,titi,tutu access=private status=enabled add more users (at first only admin is allowed) config setprop linux-dash Users user1,user2,user2 signal-event nethserver-linux-dash-update allow it to www (public/private) config setprop linux-dash access public signal-event nethserver-linux-dash-update stop the web service (enabled/disabled) config setprop linux-dash status disabled signal-event nethserver-linux-dash-update change the url name config setprop linux-dash Name plop signal-event nethserver-linux-dash-update After that you can see your server-activity (bandwithd, cpu, nethwork, accounts…) in real time, go to https://IP/linux-dash (if you don't have changed the url) or go to dashboard→applications→linux-dash (think to set a password to the admin user) Issues Please raise Issues on github module stephdl module/linux-dash.txt Last modified: 2018/03/24 17:19by Marc