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This will install all the necessary packages to run '''iftop'''. All these packages may not be needed, but I am listing it here exactly the way I did it. | This will install all the necessary packages to run '''iftop'''. All these packages may not be needed, but I am listing it here exactly the way I did it. | ||
- | These packages will install under ''/jffs'', so you need to inform your system about the location of these newly-installed libraries in these non-standard paths. Under ''/jffs | + | These packages will install under ''/jffs'', so you need to inform your system about the location of these newly-installed libraries in these non-standard paths. Under ''/jffs/'', I created a file named ''set_path'', which contains the following: |
#!/usr/bin/env sh | #!/usr/bin/env sh | ||
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I've made it executable, but it's probably not necessary | I've made it executable, but it's probably not necessary | ||
- | /jffs | + | /jffs # ls -al set_path |
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 192 Oct 13 17:26 set_path | -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 192 Oct 13 17:26 set_path | ||
'''Every time you log in''', you need to source this file as follows | '''Every time you log in''', you need to source this file as follows | ||
- | . /jffs | + | . /jffs/set_path |
and you should now be able to run '''iftop''' on the interface of your choice. (For me, ''vlan1'' is WAN and ''br0'' is LAN+WLAN). | and you should now be able to run '''iftop''' on the interface of your choice. (For me, ''vlan1'' is WAN and ''br0'' is LAN+WLAN). |
Revision as of 23:28, 14 October 2005
I got iftop working on my DD-WRT (WRT54GS) and this is my Dakshina to the DD-WRT/OpenWRT Gurus and Community - Thanks.
OpenWRT Tracker - very good list of available packages for OpenWRT - since OpenWRT and DD-WRT are in the process of merging, this list should only get more and more useful.
ipkg install iftop (or iftop-bangless if you wish) ipkg install libpcap libncurses libpthread ipkg install terminfo ipkg install ncurses ncurses-term
This will install all the necessary packages to run iftop. All these packages may not be needed, but I am listing it here exactly the way I did it.
These packages will install under /jffs, so you need to inform your system about the location of these newly-installed libraries in these non-standard paths. Under /jffs/, I created a file named set_path, which contains the following:
#!/usr/bin/env sh export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=`cat /etc/ld.so.conf | tr '\012' ':'` export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/jffs/lib:/jffs/usr/lib" export TERMINFO=/jffs/usr/share/terminfo
I've made it executable, but it's probably not necessary
/jffs # ls -al set_path -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 192 Oct 13 17:26 set_path
Every time you log in, you need to source this file as follows
. /jffs/set_path
and you should now be able to run iftop on the interface of your choice. (For me, vlan1 is WAN and br0 is LAN+WLAN).