NAME
ud - The uptime daemon
SYNOPSIS
ud [-d | --version | --help | [-s] [-o] [-w] [-of file] [-if file] [-in value] [-p file] [-r file]]
DESCRIPTION
Ever wanted to brag about how stable your computer is to your (NT?) friends, but couldn't remember your best uptime? Well, this is the program for you :)
ud runs in the background, constantly checking the current uptime against your 3 best uptime records. If the current uptime surpasses a record, that becomes the new record. Records are stored in /var/lib/misc/uptime.record. Use the -d option to parse that into readable format.
ud can also read in a template file and output a customized HTML file, or it can render a default HTML format. An example template is included in the distribution.
OPTIONS
- -d
-
Display current uptime records
- -s
-
Disable output to HTML stats file (which is enabled by default)
- -o
-
Use original HTML output format
- -w
-
Write HTML stats and exit
- -of file
-
Use file for HTML output (default: /home/httpd/ud.html)
- -if file
-
Use file for HTML template (default: /etc/template.ud)
- -in value
-
Use value seconds for the stats update interval (default: 120)
- -p file
-
Use file for recording PID (default: /var/run/ud.pid)
- -r file
-
Use file for storing records (default: /var/lib/misc/uptime.record)
- --version
-
Output version information and exit
- --help
-
Get help
SEE ALSO
udconfig(8), /usr/share/doc/ud
AUTHOR
- Matthew Trent
This manual page was written by Fredrik Hallenberg <[email protected]>, and modified by Thibaut Varene <[email protected]>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system.