dockapps-a15dc59/000077500000000000000000000000001256747225000137455ustar00rootroot00000000000000dockapps-a15dc59/BUGS000066400000000000000000000051411256747225000144310ustar00rootroot00000000000000Known 'features and easter eggs' in WMiFS, (or in non M$ talk, BUGS). WMiFS-1.3b ------------------------------------------------------------- * First initial BETA release, WMiFS is now a separate package, due to the mayor rewrite, there probably will be some ;-) WMPPP/WMiFS 1.2p1 -------------------------------------------------------------- * WMPPP: The -t parameter dumps core on some systems, we're looking into this. * WMPPP: SEGV when running it as user (reported once) we can't reproduce it here, but we're looking into this. * WMPPP: "ifdown:" gets executed when pressing V button, (reported once), we also can't reproduce this one, but we're looking into this. * WMPPP: ppp0 is still hardcoded (sigh), will be fixed. * WMiFS: SEGV with the dummy interface, we're looking into this (needs to be ignored like lo). * WMiFS: Manages to get X CPU usage way to high on some systems somehow (reported myself) :) * Special thanks to Marcelo for providing some real usefull patches for WMPPP, they will be in the next update for sure! WMPPP/WMiFS 1.2 -------------------------------------------------------------- * The pixmap 'shift' in AfterStep's Wharf seems not to be our fault, but a bug in Wharf! Please notify the authors of AfterStep about this if you like to see this fixed, Wharf can't handle pixmaps that are larger than 60x60 pixels very well :( * Most code is yet again quite rewritten, but we think all previous annoyances are gone now ;-) Note: The configuration GUI is no longer supported, everything is done with user definable .rc files now, so we've scrapped it from the BUG list WMPPP/WMiFS 1.1 -------------------------------------------------------------- * most of the below bugs are dealth with and/or made obsolete with 1.1. * None 'known' bugs for 1.1 so far ;-) WMPPP 1.0 -------------------------------------------------------------- * wmppp-start has to be in /etc/ppp * wmppp-stop has to be in /etc/ppp * only ppp0 will be read * the leds won't be reliable with more than 1 ppp connection * there is an iconwin, and win variable. I have no clue why only win shouldn't be enough. Will check it out later. * The afterstep wharf seems to shift the pixmap a bit. Don't know how and why. It works perfectly with WindowManager :) * the configuration GUI doesn't return configured values from /etc/ppp/options yet, when you start the configuration GUI it presents the default parameters. dockapps-a15dc59/CHANGES000066400000000000000000000162201256747225000147410ustar00rootroot00000000000000Version Description -------------------------------------------------------------- 1.6 * Released 150824 * wmifs uses now the new library libdockapp that includes the old wmgeneral library. * Add note about libdockapp to INSTALL. 1.5 * Released 150527 * Include latest version of wmgeneral library. * Move source files to top directory. * Fix spelling error and escape hyphen in manpage. Based on a patch in the Debian package [1]. * Fix "variable 'ppp_old" set but not used" compiler warning. Based on a patch from the Debian package [2]. * Update Makefile. In particular, - Drop unnecessary definition of DESTDIR. - Drop LIBDIR; pointed to deprecated X11R6 directory. - Honors CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS build flags. - Remove out-of-date version number from installation message. Based in part on a patch from the Debian package [3]. * Fix "suggest braces around empty body in an ‘if’ statement" compiler warning. * Fix "comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions" compiler warning. * Fix "overflow in implicit constant conversion" compiler warnings. * Replace deprecated caddr_t with void *. * Replace deprecated usleep with nanosleep. Although defining _DEFAULT_SOURCE is overkill for nanosleep, it also fixes "field ‘b’ has incomplete type" errors, as we need __USE_MISC defined to pick up the definition of ifreq in . * Add -c command line option allowing users to set color. * Reformat help text for readability. * Add support for wmgeneral's -geometry command line option. Also take the opportunity to correct the manpage; the -d option should be -display. * Honor CONF Makefile variable when parsing system config files. * Don't ignore geometry strings beginning with '-'. * Throw out first /proc/net/dev reading. If we keep it, we start with a huge spike and everything else is zero until the spike finally leaves the window several moments later. * Tidy #includes using include-what-you-use. * Reduce scopes of variables (fixes style warnings from cppcheck). * Convert strtok() calls to thread-safe strtok_r(). * Add proper copyright header. * Update Window Maker instructions in HINTS. * Remove first two installation steps in INSTALL. The user must have already done these two things already to be able to read INSTALL in the first place. * Update README. In particular, - Remove version-specific information in header. - Clarify webhost information in Credits section. [1] https://sources.debian.net/src/wmifs/1.4-2/debian/patches/fix-manpage.patch/ [2] https://sources.debian.net/src/wmifs/1.4-2/debian/patches/fix-compiler-warning.patch/ [3] https://sources.debian.net/src/wmifs/1.4-2/debian/patches/hardening.patch/ 1.4 * Released 141022 * Incorporate patches from Debian. * Now maintained by Window Maker Developers Team. 1.3b * Released 980513 * Splitted up WMPPP and WMiFS into separate programs. * WMiFS now uses our 'newstyle' shared dockapps code, it's quite rewritten again. * WMiFS now reads /proc/dev/net instead of /proc/net/route. * Changed the RC file parsing and handling again. * Now ignores DUMMY interface too :) * Fixed the 'Zombie' bug :) * Better 'execvp' code :) * Vastly reduced X CPU usage :) 1.2p1 * Released 980502 * Updated the docs, sorry, we forgot to update some of them, due to some last minute changes in the code the docs where incorrect on some parts (systemrc). * Updated the Makefile because the systemrc files went to the wrong location (due to above changes). * Updated the WMPPP rc files, again, due to some last minute changes in the code, WMPPP's rc files where no longer working properly. 1.2 * Released 980429 * Completely revamped the WMPPP & WMiFS GUI :) * Added 'forceleft, forcemiddle and forceright' options in WMiFS for 'real' multiuser systems, when 'force*' is detected in /etc/wmifsrc the user settings in ~/.wmifsrc are overridden (usefull for sites where users may not fiddle with pppd's options :) * WMPPP: Ditto, added 'force' facility here too * WMPPP: now correctly redisplays time when killed and restarted * WMPPP: timer now starts to run when the actual connection is made * WMPPP: added BAUD CONNECT value display * WMPPP: added 'getmodemspeed', a SUID proggie to read the CONNECT value from /var/log/messages * WMPPP: dropped the config GUI and added an .wmppprc file instead > motivation to do so: this way, WMPPP is much more platform and distribution independant :) * WMPPP: enhanced the status LED, yellow means dialing, green means online, red means error * WMPPP: added -display commandline option * WMPPP: added -t commandline option, default the timer will display HH:MM, -t will display MM:SS and switch to HH:MM after 60 minutes * WMiFS: added support for all interfaces in /proc/net/, now all interfaces are supported :) * WMiFS: added -display commandline option * WMiFS: added -w commandline option, this will draw the graph in our new 'waveform' look :) * WMiFS: fixed the coredump problems that occured on some systems with or without .wmifsrc file typo's, errors, etc. in the .wmifsrc file are now also being ignored/rejected, the worst thing that can happen now is that the scripts do not execute (i.e. luser error) ;-) * WMiFS: when monitoring a ppp interface, bytes are used to draw the graph, otherwise packets * WMiFS: made the RX/TX/Status LED box identical to the one in WMPPP, the right LED is the status LED, green means interface is working, red means error (interface down, NIC broken, etc.) 1.1 - Released 980407 - Added WMiFS, the no button more stats version - All ppp/eth load graphs are now autoscaling - Autosensing of all active ppp/eth interfaces - 99 hours --> 00 hours is now okay - Now detects already running WMPPP(s) - WMIFS has 'mousebutton' script launch support - Now reads pppsocket instead of /proc/dev/net - WMIFS reads ~/.wmifsrc (optional) 1.0 - Released 980315 - Total rewrite of WMPPP-1.0pre2 - WMPPP dock.app again redesigned improved timer display readability Some code cleanups 1.0pre7 - Not released, developers release Started writing documentation Enhanced Makefile Bugfixes 1.0pre6 - Not released, developers release Redesigned WMPPP's dock.app GUI Added failsave Yes/No disconnect requester Some code cleaning Configuration GUI is ready 1.0pre5 - Not released, developers release Bugfixes Enhanced configuration GUI 1.0pre4 - Not released, developers release Bugfixes Enhanced configuration GUI 1.0pre3 - Not released, developers release - WMPPP dialup frontend is now a dock.app with online timer. 1.0pre2 - Released 980115 First initial public release Bugfixes and some cosmetic stuff 0.5b - Not released, developers release Bugfixes and cosmetic changes 0.3b - Not released, developers release First working WMPPP version dockapps-a15dc59/COPYING000066400000000000000000000432541256747225000150100ustar00rootroot00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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WMiFS has a special -i option, this way you can force WMiFS to monitor a particular interface like: wmifs -i eth0 & wmifs -i ppp0 & wmifs -i lo & Without the -i option (wmifs &) WMiFS automagicly grabs the default interface and will display the name and statistics of that interface. You can cycle in realtime through all available active interfaces by simply clicking with the left mousebutton on the interface name gadget in the upperleft corner of WMiFS... Note: The 'lo' interface is an exception, 'lo' ONLY works when invoked from the commandline (wmifs -i lo), lo was mainly build in for testing purposes ;-) WindowMaker -------------------------------------------------------------- WindowMaker users simply drag and drop the WMiFS dock.app on the WindowMaker Dock (preferred) or the Clip. Now press the rightmouse button on WMiFS's outer edges and select "Settings..." from the popup menu that appears. Enable the 'Start when WindowMaker is started' option, then click on the 'OK' button in the Docked Applications Panel. Afterstep -------------------------------------------------------------- Afterstep users put the following in their .steprc "Wharf wmifs - MaxSwallow "wmifs" wmifs -i eth0 -w &". Note: the small pixmap placement bug is in Wharf, please notify the AfterStep developers if you want to see this fixed! Other WindowManagers -------------------------------------------------------------- For other windowmanagers, WMiFS runs nicely as 64x64 pixel shaped icon on your desktop. p.s. FVWM can swallow it too, so we've heard ;-) Dragging WMiFS -------------------------------------------------------------- Be sure to drag WMIFS on it's outer edges, it's a bit picky due to the large gfx pixmap it keeps ;-) Setting up the WMiFS RC file -------------------------------------------------------------- WMIFS can (optionally) launch your ppp scripts with a simple left mouse click on the interface statistics display. You may define your settings in ~/.wmifsrc like: left: /home/foobar/MyPPP-connect-script middle: /home/foobar/MyPPP-disconnect-script right: /home/foobar/MyPPP-reconnect-script Note: If you run a site where users may not fiddle with the PPP scripts, read INSTALL > Info For Site Admins! Creating PPP dialup scripts -------------------------------------------------------------- Because a very good PPP HowTo already exists, it's quite pointless for us to explain to you how you should and can make them... Read the PPP HowTo, and you'll see that it's very easy to create your own PPP scripts ;-) Permissions to allow non-root WMPPP connections -------------------------------------------------------------- WMiFS will connect just fine when run as root, but if you want to run WMiFS as a non-root user, there are a few files and programs to make permissions changes to. WMiFS needs access to the device file your modem is on, so if you use COM1, then the modem device file you use is /dev/cua0. Change the permissions so that it is world read/writable: chmod 666 /dev/cua0 The pppd daemon also makes calls to the kernel which require root permissions. The pppd daemon must be owned by root, and then have it's set-user-id bit turned on. This way, the pppd daemon will always run as SUID root. Change the owner and SUID bit like: chown root.root pppd chmod +s pppd dockapps-a15dc59/INSTALL000066400000000000000000000060261256747225000150020ustar00rootroot00000000000000Installation instructions for WMiFS. NOTE! -------------------------------------------------------------- Installing this program requires root privileges, ask your local system/network administrator kindly if she/he wants to install this software for you ;-) Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------- - root access To be able to complete the installation you'll need to make changes in the system's /etc directory, the installation copies the GLOBAL config file there, don't worry, nothing will be overwritten ;-) Make sure libdockapp (at least version 0.7.0) is installed. It may be obtained at http://windowmaker.org/dockapps/?name=libdockapp Installation -------------------------------------------------------------- 1) % make 2) % su root 3) # make install 4)* # vi ~/.wmifsrc and/or /etc/wmifsrc set up the paths to your pppd start, stop & restart scripts 5) % wmifs & (or wmifs -h for brief help). 4)* This is optional, WMiFS also works fine without them, it's entirely up to you ;-) Extra Install Info For Site Administrators! -------------------------------------------------------------- For site administrators who don't want their users messing up pppd's configuration files, WMiFS now supports an /etc/wmifsrc.fixed file. The installation will install the normal user and global wmifsrc files in $HOME and /etc, NOT the fixed one! WMiFS scan for 3 files at startup, in the following order: 1. /etc/wmifsrc 2. $HOME/.wmifsrc 3. /etc/wmifsrc.fixed If no .wmifsrc file is found in the users home directory, WMiFS will use the global one (/etc/wmifsrc, if present and valid). When WMiFS finds a /etc/wmifs.fixed file, all settings that WMiFS detected in /etc/wmifsrc and/or $HOME/.wmifsrc will be discarted i.e. OVERRIDDEN! If you want your users to be able to dialout, but you don't want them to mess around, simply move or copy the default /etc/wmifsrc to /etc/wmifsrc.fixed :) Note: When NO wmifsrc files are found at all, WMiFS will work, but quite obvious, WMiFS won't launch any scripts. Make sure there are valid and FULL pathnames in the wmifsrc file(s) if you want WMiFS to launch your pppd scripts ;-) Usage ------------------------------------------------------------- WMiFS support the following commandline options: -h helpscreen -display X server display where wmppp should appear (default = 0:0) -i interface name, note: 'lo' can ONLY be specified with '-i lo' ;-) (default = default interface as it appears in /proc/net/route) -w draw the statistics graph in waveform like mode, try it! (default = normal) -v print wmifs version number General Notes -------------------------------------------------------------- Note 1: If "make install" fails on your system, please edit the Makefile to set the paths according to your setup. "make install" defaults to /usr/local/bin, $HOME & /etc. Note 2: Please DO read the HINTS, this file contains some very usefull tips about WMiFS. dockapps-a15dc59/Makefile000066400000000000000000000017001256747225000154030ustar00rootroot00000000000000prefix =/usr/local bindir=${prefix}/bin datarootdir=${prefix}/share mandir=${datarootdir}/man man1dir=${mandir}/man1 CONF=/etc CC = gcc LIBS = -lXpm -lXext -lX11 -ldockapp OBJS = wmifs.o CFLAGS = -Wall -O2 -g INSTALL = /usr/bin/install INSTALL_DIR = $(INSTALL) -p -d -o root -g root -m 755 INSTALL_PROGRAM = $(INSTALL) -p -o root -g root -m 755 INSTALL_FILE = $(INSTALL) -p -o root -g root -m 644 .c.o: $(CC) -DCONF=\"$(CONF)\" $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $*.o wmifs: $(OBJS) $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o wmifs $^ $(LIBS) all:: wmifs clean:: for i in $(OBJS) ; do \ rm -f $$i ; \ done rm -f wmifs install:: $(INSTALL_DIR) $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) $(INSTALL_DIR) $(DESTDIR)$(CONF) $(INSTALL_DIR) $(DESTDIR)$(man1dir) $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) wmifs $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) $(INSTALL_FILE) sample.wmifsrc $(DESTDIR)$(CONF)/wmifsrc $(INSTALL_FILE) wmifs.1 $(DESTDIR)$(man1dir) @echo "WMiFS installation finished..." @echo " " @echo "have fun! ;-)" dockapps-a15dc59/README000066400000000000000000000047251256747225000146350ustar00rootroot00000000000000WMiFS -------------------------------------------------------------- Authors...: Martijn Pieterse (pieterse@xs4all.nl) Antoine Nulle (warp@xs4all.nl) Currently maintained by the Window Maker Developers Team (wmaker-dev@lists.windowmaker.org) Note......: Please mail bugreports, comments, suggestions, requests and flames to: wmaker-dev@lists.windowmaker.org The official WMiFS support website address: http://windowmaker.org/dockapps/?name=wmifs Credits...: Bobby Mezaway (bobby@mezaway.org) for generously hosting the original website! Description -------------------------------------------------------------- WMiFS is a complete network monitoring dock.app, it's mainly designed for usage in WindowMaker's dock and gives you some nice & nifty features like: * Autosensing of *ALL* active network interfaces; * Integrated autoscaling (per interface) transfer statistics, tested upto 100Mbit; * Displays a 'normal' xload style graph or our new 'waveform' like load graph; * Realtime cycling through active interfaces by simply clicking on the eth0/ppp0 (interface) gadget; * Integrated RX/TX interface activity LEDs; * Integrated interface status LED; * Commandline options to force monitoring a particular interface, even 'lo' is supported (-h for help); * User-definable scripts for left/middle/right mouse buttons which are read from ~/.wmifsrc (optional); * Fixed rc file option, usefull for sites where users are not allowed to mess with pppd; WMiFS is developped on DEC Alpha machines running RedHat-5.0/Linux, but, WMiFS has also been intensively tested on x86 and 68K RedHat/ Linux machines ;-) Files -------------------------------------------------------------- README This file. INSTALL Installation instructions. HINTS Hints about what you can do with WMiFS. BUGS Things you don't want to know ;-) CHANGES Description of changes. TODO Things we've already planned for WMiFS. COPYING GNU General Public License Version 2. Bugs -------------------------------------------------------------- If you discover any bugs in this software, please send a bugreport to wmaker-dev@lists.windowmaker.org and describe the problem as detailed as you can. Copyright -------------------------------------------------------------- WMiFS.app is copyright (c) 1997, 1998 by Martijn Pieterse and Antoine Nulle and licensed through the GNU General Public License. Read the COPYING file for the complete GNU license. dockapps-a15dc59/TODO000066400000000000000000000006551256747225000144430ustar00rootroot00000000000000TODO list for WMiFS. -------------------------------------------------------------- * Commandline option for LED colors; * Optional LCD GUI, either compile or runtime; * Make the status LED also display collisions; Your feedback! 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There is NO warranty. .TH WMIFS 1 "December 26, 2001" "wmifs" .SH NAME wmifs \- a dockable network traffic monitor .SH SYNOPSIS .B wmifs [\-d ] [\-i ] [\-l] [\-w] [\-h] [\-v] .SH DESCRIPTION WMiFS is a dockable applet for X11 that can monitor all your network interfaces. It's designed for WindowMaker's Dock and AfterStep's Wharf, but it's not dependent on these window managers and should work with any other. It can display the net load using a standard bar graph or using a waveform mode. It also displays the state of the interface with a group of leds. Clicking on the interface name will cycle to the next interface in the system. Users can define commands to be executed when the different mouse buttons are pressed on the main window. .SH OPTIONS .TP .B \-h Show summary of options. .TP .B \-v Show version of the program. .TP .B \-display Use an alternate X display. .TP .B \-geometry +x+y Set window position. .TP .B \-i Interface that should come up initially when executing wmifs. If you use "auto" as interface name, the first active ("up") interface will be used. .TP .B \-I Sampling interval, in seconds (default: 0.05). .TP .B \-l Starts wmifs in lock mode. Useful if combined with \-i, if you want to monitor a, for example, ppp device which isn't up when wmifs is started. It won't switch to the next available interface. .TP .B \-s Scrolling interval, in seconds (default: 5) .TP .B \-w Use the waveform graph instead of the classic one. .TP .B \-c Set color. .SH FILES .TP .I /etc/wmifsrc system wide wmifs configuration file. .TP .I ~/.wmifsrc peruser wmifs configuration file. .SH AUTHOR This manual page was written by Jordi Mallach for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). .SH SEE ALSO .PD 0 .TP \fI/usr/share/doc/wmifs\fP dockapps-a15dc59/wmifs.c000066400000000000000000000734071256747225000152510ustar00rootroot00000000000000/* WMiFS - a complete network monitoring dock.app Copyright (C) 1997, 1998 Martijn Pieterse Copyright (C) 1997, 1998 Antoine Nulle This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. Best viewed with vim5, using ts=4 This code was mainly put together by looking at the following programs: asclock A neat piece of equip, used to display the date and time on the screen. Comes with every AfterStep installation. Source used: How do I create a not so solid window? How do I open a window? How do I use pixmaps? pppstats A program that prints the amount of data that is transferred over a ppp-line. Source used: How do I read the ppp device? ------------------------------------------------------------ Author: Martijn Pieterse (pieterse@xs4all.nl) This program was hacked together between the 7th of March and the 14th of March 1998. This program might be Y2K resistant. We shall see. :) This program is distributed under the GPL license. (as were asclock and pppstats) Known Features: (or in non M$ talk, BUGS) * only ppp0 will be read use wmifs if you want to read more than one ppp connection not sure about this. * the leds won't be reliable with more than 1 ppp connection * there is an iconwin, and win variable. I have no clue why only win shouldn't be enough. Will check it out later. * The afterstep what seems the shift the pixmap a bit. Don't know how and why. It works in the WindowManager. Things to do: Split up main() ---- Thanks ---- Most of the ideas, and jumpstarting it: #linuxnl, without this irc-channel wmppp would've never seen the light! CCC (Constructive Code Criticism): Marcelo E. Magallon Thanks a LOT! It takes a while to get me convinced... :) Minor bugs and ideas: Marc De Scheemaecker / David Mihm / Chris Soghoian / Alessandro Usseglio Viretta and ofcourse numerous ppl who send us bug reports. (numerous? hmm.. todo: rephrase this :) ) ---- Changes: --- 02/29/2004 (Tom Marshall, tommy@home.tig-grr.com) * Patch to add a special interface name "auto" for the -i option. "wmifs -i auto" will automatically select the first up interface. 01/08/2004 (Peter Samuelson, peter@samba-tng.org) * Patch to make make sampling and scrolling intervals customizable, adds new options -I and -s. 01/15/2002 (Matyas Koszik, koszik@debijan.lonyay.edu.hu) * Patch that fixes segfaults on long interface names. 08/31/2001 (Davi Leal, davileal@terra.es) * Patch that cuts long interface names, so they look good in wmifs. For example, "dummy0" gets displayed as "dumm0", "vmnet10" as "vmn10", etc. 06/16/2001 (Jorge García, Jorge.Garcia@uv.es) * Added the LockMode, so wmifs doesn't swap to another interface if the one requested with "-i" isn't up. 05/06/2001 (Jordi Mallach, jordi@sindominio.net) * Integrated many patches, fixing issues with suspended wmifs. 07/21/1999 (Stephen Pitts, smpitts@midsouth.rr.com) * Added new constant: BUFFER_SIZE to determine the size of the buffer used in fgets() operations. Right now, its at 512 bytes. Fixed crashing on my system when one line of /proc/net/dev was longer than 128 bytes 04/05/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Changed the "middle of the waveform" line color * Moved the RedrawWindow out of the main loop. Lightens the system load 02/05/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Torn wmppp and wmifs apart. This is gonna be wmifs * Added parse_rcfile * Added waitpid, to get rid of the zombies, spotteb by Alessandro Usseglio Viretta 30/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Used the DrawStats routine from wmifs in wmppp * I decided to add a list in this source file with name of ppl who helped me build this code better. * I finally removed the /proc/net/route dependancy All of the connections are taken from /proc/net/dev. /proc/net/route is still used for checking if it is on-line. 27/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * WMIFS: stats scrolled, while red led burning * WMPPP: changed positions of line speed 25/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Changed the checknetdevs routine, a lot! 23/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added line speed detection. via seperate exec. (this has to be suid root!) Speed has to be no more than 99999 * Added speed and forcespeed in ~/.wmppprc and /etc/wmppprc * wmifs: added on-line detection scheme, update the bitmap coordinates * wmppp: the x-button now allways disconnects. 22/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added /etc/wmppprc support, including "forced" mode. * Added /etc/wmifsrc support, including "forced" mode. 21/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Moved the stats one pixel down. * Added status led in wmifs. * Changed RX/TX leds of wmifs to resemble wmppp * Added the "dot" between eth.0 ppp.0 etc. * Changed to wmifs stats to match wmppp stats (only pppX changed) * Made sure that when specified -t 1, it stayed that way, even when longer than 100 minutes online * With -t 1, jump from 59:59 to 01:00 instead of 99:59 to 01:40 16/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added "all" devices in wmifs * Added "lo" support only if aked via -i * Added on-line time detection (using /var/run/ppp0.pid) * Added time-out for the orange led. (one minute) 15/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Another wmppp-master.xpm. Line speed detection being the main problem here.. :( * Moved START_COMMAND / STOP_COMMAND to ~/.wmppprc Return 0, everything went ok. Return 10, the command did not work. Please note, these functions are ran in the background. * Removed the ability to configure * When "v" is clicked, an orange led will appear. if the connect script fails (return value == 10) it will become dark again. Else the on-line detection will pick it up, and "green" it. 14/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added "-timer" * Added "-display" support * Changed pixmap to a no-name pixmap. + Changed LED positions + Changed Timer position + Changed Stats Size 05/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added ~/.wmifsrc support. * Put some code in DrawStats * Check devices when pressing "device change" 03/04/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added code for wmifs 28/03/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * forgot what i did.. :) 27/03/1998 (Martijn Pieterse, pieterse@xs4all.nl) * Added on-line detection Scan through /proc/net/route and check everye line for "ppp". * A bit of code clean-up. */ #define _DEFAULT_SOURCE #include /* for ButtonPress, ButtonRelease, etc */ #include /* for XEvent, XButtonEvent, etc */ #include /* for XpmColorSymbol, Pixel, etc */ #include /* for toupper */ #include /* for ppp_stats, pppstat */ #include /* for ifpppstatsreq, ifr__name, etc */ #include /* for size_t */ #include /* for fprintf, NULL, stderr, etc */ #include /* for exit, atof, atoi, getenv */ #include /* for strcmp, strcpy, strlen, etc */ #include /* for ioctl */ #include /* for socket, AF_INET */ #include /* for timeval, gettimeofday */ #include /* for waitpid, WNOHANG */ #include /* for timespec, nanosleep */ #include /* for execCommand */ #include /* for copyXPMArea, display, etc */ #include "wmifs-mask.xbm" /* for wmifs_mask_bits, etc */ #include "wmifs-master.xpm" /* for wmifs_master_xpm */ /* How often to check for new network interface, in ms */ #define CHECK_INTERFACE_INTERVAL 5000 /* How often to query the interfaces, in ms */ #define DEFAULT_SAMPLE_INTERVAL 50 /***********/ /* Defines */ /***********/ #ifndef ifr__name #define ifr__name ifr_name #endif #ifndef stats_ptr #define stats_ptr stats.p.FIXME #endif /* Fill in and uncomment the hardcoded actions */ /* #define LEFT_ACTION (NULL) */ /* #define MIDDLE_ACTION (NULL) */ /* #define RIGHT_ACTION (NULL) */ /* Defines voor alle coordinate */ #define LED_NET_RX (4) #define LED_NET_TX (5) #define LED_NET_POWER (6) #define WMIFS_VERSION "1.6" /* the size of the buffer read from /proc/net/ */ #define BUFFER_SIZE 512 /**********************/ /* External Variables */ /**********************/ extern char **environ; /********************/ /* Global Variables */ /********************/ char *active_interface = NULL; int TimerDivisor = 60; int WaveForm = 0; int LockMode = 0; int SampleInt = DEFAULT_SAMPLE_INTERVAL; int ScrollSpeed = CHECK_INTERFACE_INTERVAL; XpmIcon wmgen; char color[256]; /*****************/ /* PPP variables */ /*****************/ #define PPP_UNIT 0 int ppp_h = -1; #define PPP_STATS_HIS 54 /***********************/ /* Function Prototypes */ /***********************/ void usage(void); void printversion(void); void DrawTime(int, int); void DrawStats(int *, int, int, int, int); void SetOnLED(int); void SetErrLED(int); void SetWaitLED(int); void SetOffLED(int); void ButtonUp(int); void ButtonDown(int); void wmifs_routine(int, char **); void get_ppp_stats(struct ppp_stats *cur); /********/ /* Main */ /********/ int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int i; color[0] = 0; /* Parse Command Line */ for (i = 1; i < argc; i++) { char *arg = argv[i]; if (*arg == '-') { switch (arg[1]) { case 'c' : if (argc > i+1) { strcpy(color, argv[i+1]); i++; } break; case 'd': if (strcmp(arg+1, "display")) { usage(); exit(1); } break; case 'g': if (strcmp(arg+1, "geometry")) { usage(); exit(1); } break; case 'i': active_interface = argv[i+1]; i++; break; case 'I': SampleInt = atof(argv[i+1]) * 1000; i++; break; case 'l': LockMode = 1; break; case 's': ScrollSpeed = atof(argv[i+1]) * 1000; i++; break; case 'v': printversion(); exit(0); break; case 'w': WaveForm = 1; break; default: if (strcmp(argv[i-1], "-geometry")) { usage(); exit(0); } break; } } } wmifs_routine(argc, argv); return 0; } Pixel scale_pixel(Pixel pixel, float scale) { int red, green, blue; red = pixel / ( 1 << 16 ); green = pixel % (1 << 16) / (1 << 8); blue = pixel % (1 << 8); red *= scale; green *= scale; blue *= scale; return red * (1 << 16) + green * (1 << 8) + blue; } /*******************************************************************************\ |* wmifs_routine *| \*******************************************************************************/ #define MAX_STAT_DEVICES 16 typedef struct { char name[8]; int his[55][2]; long istatlast; long ostatlast; } stat_dev; stat_dev stat_devices[MAX_STAT_DEVICES]; char *left_action = NULL; char *right_action = NULL; char *middle_action = NULL; int checknetdevs(void); int get_statistics(char *, long *, long *, long *, long *); int stillonline(char *); void DrawActiveIFS(char *); void wmifs_routine(int argc, char **argv) { rckeys wmifs_keys[] = { { "left", &left_action }, { "middle", &middle_action }, { "right", &right_action }, { NULL, NULL } }; int i, j; XEvent Event; int but_stat = -1; int stat_online; int stat_current; int first_time = 1; unsigned int curtime; unsigned int nexttime; struct timeval tv, tv2; long ipacket, opacket, istat, ostat; char temp[BUFFER_SIZE]; char *p; for (i = 0; i < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; i++) { stat_devices[i].name[0] = 0; for (j = 0; j < 48; j++) { stat_devices[i].his[j][0] = 0; stat_devices[i].his[j][1] = 0; } } stat_online = checknetdevs(); stat_current = 0; if (active_interface) { int isauto = !strcmp(active_interface, "auto"); for (i = 0; i < stat_online; i++) { if ((isauto && stillonline(stat_devices[i].name)) || !strcmp(stat_devices[i].name, active_interface)) { stat_current = i; break; } } } #ifdef LEFT_ACTION left_action = strdup(LEFT_ACTION); #endif #ifdef MIDDLE_ACTION middle_action = strdup(MIDDLE_ACTION); #endif #ifdef RIGHT_ACTION right_action = strdup(RIGHT_ACTION); #endif /* Scan throught the .rc files */ parse_rcfile(CONF"/wmifsrc", wmifs_keys); p = getenv("HOME"); if (p == NULL || *p == 0) { fprintf(stderr, "Unknown $HOME directory, please check your environment\n"); return; } strcpy(temp, p); strcat(temp, "/.wmifsrc"); parse_rcfile(temp, wmifs_keys); parse_rcfile(CONF"/wmifsrc.fixed", wmifs_keys); /* set user-defined colors */ if (color[0] != 0) { Window Root; XColor col; XWindowAttributes attributes; int screen; Pixel pixel; #define NUMSYMBOLS 4 XpmColorSymbol user_color[NUMSYMBOLS] = { {NULL, "#2081B2CAAEBA", 0}, /* + */ {NULL, "#28A23CF338E3", 0}, /* O */ {NULL, "#000049244103", 0}, /* @ */ {NULL, "#18618A288617", 0}, /* # */ }; /* code based on GetColor() from wmgeneral.c */ /* we need a temporary display to parse the color */ display = XOpenDisplay(NULL); screen = DefaultScreen(display); Root = RootWindow(display, screen); XGetWindowAttributes(display, Root, &attributes); col.pixel = 0; if (!XParseColor(display, attributes.colormap, color, &col)) { fprintf(stderr, "wmtime: can't parse %s.\n", color); goto draw_window; } else if (!XAllocColor(display, attributes.colormap, &col)) { fprintf(stderr, "wmtime: can't allocate %s.\n", color); goto draw_window; } pixel = col.pixel; /* replace colors from wmtime-master.xpm */ user_color[0].pixel = pixel; user_color[1].pixel = scale_pixel(pixel, .3); user_color[2].pixel = scale_pixel(pixel, .4); user_color[3].pixel = scale_pixel(pixel, .8); wmgen.attributes.valuemask |= XpmColorSymbols; wmgen.attributes.numsymbols = NUMSYMBOLS; wmgen.attributes.colorsymbols = user_color; XCloseDisplay(display); } draw_window: openXwindow(argc, argv, wmifs_master_xpm, (char*)wmifs_mask_bits, wmifs_mask_width, wmifs_mask_height); /* > Button */ AddMouseRegion(0, 5, 5, 35, 15); AddMouseRegion(1, 5, 20, 58, 58); gettimeofday(&tv2, NULL); nexttime = ScrollSpeed; DrawActiveIFS(stat_devices[stat_current].name); while (1) { struct timespec ts; gettimeofday(&tv, NULL); curtime = (tv.tv_sec - tv2.tv_sec) * 1000 + (tv.tv_usec - tv2.tv_usec) / 1000; waitpid(0, NULL, WNOHANG); for (i = 0; i < stat_online; i++) { get_statistics(stat_devices[i].name, &ipacket, &opacket, &istat, &ostat); if (first_time) { first_time = 0; } else { stat_devices[i].his[53][0] += istat - stat_devices[i].istatlast; stat_devices[i].his[53][1] += ostat - stat_devices[i].ostatlast; } if (i == stat_current) { if (!stillonline(stat_devices[i].name)) SetErrLED(LED_NET_POWER); else SetOnLED(LED_NET_POWER); if (stat_devices[i].istatlast == istat) SetOffLED(LED_NET_RX); else SetOnLED(LED_NET_RX); if (stat_devices[i].ostatlast == ostat) SetOffLED(LED_NET_TX); else SetOnLED(LED_NET_TX); } stat_devices[i].istatlast = istat; stat_devices[i].ostatlast = ostat; } RedrawWindow(); if (curtime >= nexttime) { nexttime = curtime + ScrollSpeed; DrawStats(&stat_devices[stat_current].his[0][0], 54, 40, 5, 58); for (i = 0; i < stat_online; i++) { if (stillonline(stat_devices[i].name)) { for (j = 1; j < 54; j++) { stat_devices[i].his[j-1][0] = stat_devices[i].his[j][0]; stat_devices[i].his[j-1][1] = stat_devices[i].his[j][1]; } stat_devices[i].his[53][0] = 0; stat_devices[i].his[53][1] = 0; } } RedrawWindow(); } while (XPending(display)) { XNextEvent(display, &Event); switch (Event.type) { case Expose: RedrawWindow(); break; case DestroyNotify: XCloseDisplay(display); exit(0); break; case ButtonPress: but_stat = CheckMouseRegion(Event.xbutton.x, Event.xbutton.y); break; case ButtonRelease: i = CheckMouseRegion(Event.xbutton.x, Event.xbutton.y); if (but_stat == i && but_stat >= 0) { switch (but_stat) { case 0: /* re-read the table */ strcpy(temp, stat_devices[stat_current].name); stat_online = checknetdevs(); stat_current = 0; for (i = 0; i < stat_online; i++) { if (!strcmp(temp, stat_devices[i].name)) stat_current = i; } stat_current++; if (stat_current == stat_online) stat_current = 0; DrawActiveIFS(stat_devices[stat_current].name); DrawStats(&stat_devices[stat_current].his[0][0], 54, 40, 5, 58); break; case 1: switch (Event.xbutton.button) { case 1: if (left_action) execCommand(left_action); break; case 2: if (middle_action) execCommand(middle_action); break; case 3: if (right_action) execCommand(right_action); break; } break; } } but_stat = -1; RedrawWindow(); break; } } ts.tv_sec = 0; ts.tv_nsec = SampleInt * 1000000; nanosleep(&ts, NULL); } } /*******************************************************************************\ |* void DrawActiveIFS(char *) *| \*******************************************************************************/ void DrawActiveIFS(char *real_name) { /* Cijfers op: 0,65 Letters op: 0,75 Alles 9 hoog, 6 breedt Destinatie: 5,5 */ size_t i; int k; size_t len; char name[256]; copyXPMArea(5, 84, 30, 10, 5, 5); strcpy(name, real_name); len = strlen(name); if (len > 5) { for (i = len-5; i < len && !(name[i] >= '0' && name[i] <= '9'); i++) ; for (; i <= len; i++) /* '=' to get the '\0' character moved too \*/ name[i-(len-5)] = name[i]; } k = 5; for (i = 0; name[i]; i++) { int c; if (i == strlen(name)-1 && strlen(name) <= 4 && name[strlen(name)-1] >= '0' && name[strlen(name)-1] <= '9') { copyXPMArea(61, 64, 4, 9, k, 5); k += 4; } c = toupper(name[i]); if (c >= 'A' && c <= 'Z') { c -= 'A'; copyXPMArea(c * 6, 74, 6, 9, k, 5); k += 6; } else { c -= '0'; copyXPMArea(c * 6, 64, 6, 9, k, 5); k += 6; } } } /*******************************************************************************\ |* get_statistics *| \*******************************************************************************/ int get_statistics(char *devname, long *ip, long *op, long *is, long *os) { FILE *fp; char temp[BUFFER_SIZE]; char *p, *saveptr; char *tokens = " |:\n"; int input, output; int i; int found; struct ppp_stats ppp_cur; if (!strncmp(devname, "ppp", 3)) { static int ppp_opened; if (!ppp_opened) { /* Open the ppp device. */ memset(&ppp_cur, 0, sizeof(ppp_cur)); ppp_h = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, 0); if (ppp_h < 0) return -1; get_ppp_stats(&ppp_cur); ppp_opened = 1; } get_ppp_stats(&ppp_cur); *op = ppp_cur.p.ppp_opackets; *ip = ppp_cur.p.ppp_ipackets; *is = ppp_cur.p.ppp_ibytes; *os = ppp_cur.p.ppp_obytes; return 0; } /* Read from /proc/net/dev the stats! */ fp = fopen("/proc/net/dev", "r"); if (!fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fp)) { fclose(fp); return -1; } if (!fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fp)) { fclose(fp); return -1; } input = -1; output = -1; i = 0; found = -1; p = strtok_r(temp, tokens, &saveptr); do { if (!(strcmp(p, "packets"))) { if (input == -1) input = i; else output = i; } i++; p = strtok_r(NULL, tokens, &saveptr); } while (input == -1 || output == -1); while (fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fp)) { if (strstr(temp, devname)) { found = 0; p = strtok_r(temp, tokens, &saveptr); i = 0; do { if (i == input) { *ip = *is = atoi(p); input = -1; } if (i == output) { *op = *os = atoi(p); output = -1; } i++; p = strtok_r(NULL, tokens, &saveptr); } while (input != -1 || output != -1); } } fclose(fp); return found; } /*******************************************************************************\ |* stillonline *| \*******************************************************************************/ int stillonline(char *ifs) { FILE *fp; int i; i = 0; fp = fopen("/proc/net/route", "r"); if (fp) { char temp[BUFFER_SIZE]; while (fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fp)) { if (strstr(temp, ifs)) { i = 1; /* Line is alive */ break; } } fclose(fp); } return i; } /*******************************************************************************\ |* checknetdevs *| \*******************************************************************************/ int checknetdevs(void) { FILE *fd; int i = 0, j; int k; int devsfound = 0; char foundbuffer[MAX_STAT_DEVICES][8]; for (i = 0; i < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; i++) foundbuffer[i][0] = 0; /* foundbuffer vullen met info uit /proc/net/dev */ fd = fopen("/proc/net/dev", "r"); if (fd) { char temp[BUFFER_SIZE]; /* Skip the first 2 lines */ if (!fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fd)) { fclose(fd); return -1; } if (!fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fd)) { fclose(fd); return -1; } while (fgets(temp, BUFFER_SIZE, fd)) { char *p, *saveptr; char *tokens = " :\t\n"; p = strtok_r(temp, tokens, &saveptr); if (p == NULL) { printf("Barfed on: %s", temp); break; } /* Skip dummy code */ if (!strncmp(p, "dummy", 5)) continue; /* If p == "lo", and active_interface (as given on the cmd line) != "lo", skip it! */ if (strcmp(p, "lo") || (active_interface && !strcmp(active_interface, "lo"))) { strcpy(foundbuffer[devsfound], p); devsfound++; } if (devsfound >= MAX_STAT_DEVICES) break; } fclose(fd); } /* Nu foundbuffer naar stat_devices[].name kopieeren */ for (i = 0; i < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; i++) { /* Loop stat_devices na, als die naam niet voorkomt in foundbuffer, kill! */ if (stat_devices[i].name[0]) { k = 0; for (j = 0; j < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; j++) { if (!strcmp(stat_devices[i].name, foundbuffer[j])) { k = 1; foundbuffer[j][0] = 0; } } if (!k) stat_devices[i].name[0] = 0; } } for (i = 0, j = 0; j < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; i++, j++) { while (!stat_devices[j].name[0] && j < MAX_STAT_DEVICES) j++; if (j < MAX_STAT_DEVICES && i != j) stat_devices[i] = stat_devices[j]; } i--; for (j = 0; j < MAX_STAT_DEVICES; j++) { if (foundbuffer[j][0]) { strcpy(stat_devices[i].name, foundbuffer[j]); for (k = 0; k < 48; k++) { stat_devices[i].his[k][0] = 0; stat_devices[i].his[k][1] = 0; } i++; } } if (LockMode && active_interface != NULL) { k = 0; for (j = 0; j < i; j++) if (!strcmp(stat_devices[j].name, active_interface)) { k = 1; break; } if (!k) { strcpy(stat_devices[i].name, active_interface); for (k = 0; k < 48; k++) { stat_devices[i].his[k][0] = 0; stat_devices[i].his[k][1] = 0; } devsfound++; } } return devsfound; } /*******************************************************************************\ |* DrawStats *| \*******************************************************************************/ void DrawStats(int *his, int num, int size, int x_left, int y_bottom) { int pixels_per_byte; int j, k; int *p; int p2, p3; pixels_per_byte = size; p = his; for (j = 0; j < num; j++) { if (p[0] + p[1] > pixels_per_byte) pixels_per_byte = p[0] + p[1]; p += 2; } pixels_per_byte /= size; p = his; for (k = 0; k < num; k++) { int p0, p1; p0 = p[0]; p1 = p[1]; if (WaveForm) { p2 = 0; p3 = 1; for (j = 0; j < size; j++) { if (j < p0 / pixels_per_byte) copyXPMArea(100+2, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-size/2+p2/2); else if (j < (p0 + p1) / pixels_per_byte) copyXPMArea(100+1, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-size/2+p2/2); else copyXPMArea(100+0, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-size/2+p2/2); p2 = (p2 + p3); p3 *= -1; p2 *= -1; } copyXPMArea(100+3, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-size/2); } else { for (j = 0; j < size; j++) { if (j < p0 / pixels_per_byte) copyXPMArea(100+2, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-j); else if (j < (p0 + p1) / pixels_per_byte) copyXPMArea(100+1, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-j); else copyXPMArea(100+0, 68, 1, 1, k+x_left, y_bottom-j); } } p += 2; } } /*******************************************************************************\ |* usage *| \*******************************************************************************/ void usage(void) { fprintf(stderr, "\nwmifs - programming: tijno, (de)bugging & design: warpstah, webhosting: bobby\n\n"); fprintf(stderr, "usage:\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-c \t\tset color\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-display \tset display\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-geometry +x+y\t\tset window position\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-h\t\t\tthis help screen\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-i \tdefault (as it appears in /proc/net/route)\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-I \t\tsampling interval, in seconds (default: 0.05)\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-l\t\t\tstarts in lock mode\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-s \t\tscrolling interval, in seconds (default: 5)\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-v\t\t\tprint the version number\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-w\t\t\twaveform load\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\n"); } /*******************************************************************************\ |* printversion *| \*******************************************************************************/ void printversion(void) { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", WMIFS_VERSION); } /*******************************************************************************\ |* get_ppp_stats *| \*******************************************************************************/ void get_ppp_stats(struct ppp_stats *cur) { struct ifpppstatsreq req; memset(&req, 0, sizeof(req)); req.stats_ptr = (void *) &req.stats; sprintf(req.ifr__name, "ppp%d", PPP_UNIT); if (ioctl(ppp_h, SIOCGPPPSTATS, &req) < 0) { /* fprintf(stderr, "heyho!\n") */; } *cur = req.stats; } #define LED_SZE_X (4) #define LED_SZE_Y (4) #define LED_ON_NET_X (87) #define LED_ON_NET_Y (66) #define LED_OFF_NET_X (93) #define LED_OFF_NET_Y (66) #define LED_ERR_NET_X (81) #define LED_ERR_NET_Y (66) #define LED_ON_SW_NET_X (49) #define LED_ON_SW_NET_Y (85) #define LED_OFF_SW_NET_X (44) #define LED_OFF_SW_NET_Y (85) #define LED_PWR_X (53) #define LED_PWR_Y (7) #define LED_SND_X (47) #define LED_SND_Y (7) #define LED_RCV_X (41) #define LED_RCV_Y (7) #define LED_SW_X (38) #define LED_SW_Y (14) /*******************************************************************************\ |* SetOnLED *| \*******************************************************************************/ void SetOnLED(int led) { switch (led) { case LED_NET_RX: copyXPMArea(LED_ON_NET_X, LED_ON_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_RCV_X, LED_RCV_Y); break; case LED_NET_TX: copyXPMArea(LED_ON_NET_X, LED_ON_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_SND_X, LED_SND_Y); break; case LED_NET_POWER: copyXPMArea(LED_ON_NET_X, LED_ON_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_PWR_X, LED_PWR_Y); break; } } /*******************************************************************************\ |* SetOffLED *| \*******************************************************************************/ void SetOffLED(int led) { switch (led) { case LED_NET_RX: copyXPMArea(LED_OFF_NET_X, LED_OFF_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_RCV_X, LED_RCV_Y); break; case LED_NET_TX: copyXPMArea(LED_OFF_NET_X, LED_OFF_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_SND_X, LED_SND_Y); break; case LED_NET_POWER: copyXPMArea(LED_OFF_NET_X, LED_OFF_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_PWR_X, LED_PWR_Y); break; } } /*******************************************************************************\ |* SetErrLED *| \*******************************************************************************/ void SetErrLED(int led) { switch (led) { case LED_NET_POWER: copyXPMArea(LED_ERR_NET_X, LED_ERR_NET_Y, LED_SZE_X, LED_SZE_Y, LED_PWR_X, LED_PWR_Y); break; } }