QRwho is a little tool do display graphically the output of rwho and ruptime. At first sight you've got an overview of your Linux-Cluster and the load of each node.

• search for a host-name or part of it
• search for hosts on which a specific user is logged in
• defineable command-buttons, which run a command on the target host and display the output (ssh-based)
• colored alert, if a host is down or his maxload is overstepped
• colored load-display (interpolation of an rgb-spectrum)
• define a default MaxLoad (colored alert, when the load is higher)
• maxload per host

Version 0.1

• Tar-Ball:
• Debian-Package:

• Tar-Ball: qrwho.tar.gz
• Debian-Package:

$> tar xvzf qrwho.tar.gz
$> cd qrwho
$> qmake
$> make
$> ./qrwho

• rwho & ruptime
• ssh

QRwho searches for the configuration-file ("config") the working directory. Is it not found, QRwho uses this standard-config:

<pre> #Default maximal Load: MaxLoad=2 #Show command-buttons, values: 0/1 CMDS=1 #Define commands for each Button NodeCMD1=cat /proc/meminfo NodeCMD2=dmesg NodeCMD3=ps auxf NodeCMD4=lsb_release -c NodeCMD5=uname -a

#Load minimal and maximal color (RGB) MinColor=0,200,255 MaxColor=150,200,0

#MaxLoad per PC, format: MLhostname=Load MLpool01=4.2 MLpool02=2

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