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Mpdist 3.7.1
The mp distribution now consists of two programs, mp and mptool. more>>
The mp distribution now consists of two programs, mp and mptool.
The mp program will pretty print various files for you. It can be used in conjunction with a mail reading utility for producing a pretty print of your mail items. It can be used with a news reading tool to pretty print news articles.
Digests can also be printed, and this version can pretty print ordinary ASCII files as well. Support for personal organiser printing was added into the last released version. There are numerous configuration options to allow you to adjust the way mp generates its output.
The mptool program is a graphical frontend to mp. It makes it easy to configure the printout of your documents without having to remember lots of complicated command line arguments. It also supports drag and drop of text from other Gtk+ applications.
<<lessThe mp program will pretty print various files for you. It can be used in conjunction with a mail reading utility for producing a pretty print of your mail items. It can be used with a news reading tool to pretty print news articles.
Digests can also be printed, and this version can pretty print ordinary ASCII files as well. Support for personal organiser printing was added into the last released version. There are numerous configuration options to allow you to adjust the way mp generates its output.
The mptool program is a graphical frontend to mp. It makes it easy to configure the printout of your documents without having to remember lots of complicated command line arguments. It also supports drag and drop of text from other Gtk+ applications.
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Added: 2005-09-05 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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WIKINDx 3.7.1
WIKINDx is a single or multi-user research environment storing searchable bibliographies, notes, and citations. more>>
WIKINDx is a single or multi-user research environment storing searchable bibliographies, notes, and citations, and integrated with a WYSIWYG word processor for the authoring of publication-ready articles automatically formatted to chosen citation styles. The system includes support for migrating to and from BibTeX and Endnote.
Main features:
- can manage all my bibliographic data allowing me to search through them with an accuracy and speed that cannot be duplicated with index cards.
- enables me to store unlimited quotes, paraphrases and thoughts and to efficiently cross-reference them in a searchable database.
- is free, stable and open source allowing me to cast off the shackles of commercial, licensed software.
- supports non-English multi-byte character sets.
- runs on all major operating systems (*NIX, OsX, Windows).
- runs not only on a desktop computer but also on a web server so I can access my bibliography from any networked point or share my bibliography with my research team.
- allows multiple attachments for each bibliographic resource.
- can export my bibliography in various bibliographic styles (APA, Chicago, IEEE for example).
- allows me to edit or create bibliographic styles through a graphical interface.
- integrates a WYSIWYG word processor with easy importation of quotes etc. so that at long last I can write an article, from draft through to publication with automatic citation formatting, entirely within the one software.
- at the click of a mouse button will reformat my article to another citation style whether that style uses footnotes, endnotes or in-text citation.
<<lessMain features:
- can manage all my bibliographic data allowing me to search through them with an accuracy and speed that cannot be duplicated with index cards.
- enables me to store unlimited quotes, paraphrases and thoughts and to efficiently cross-reference them in a searchable database.
- is free, stable and open source allowing me to cast off the shackles of commercial, licensed software.
- supports non-English multi-byte character sets.
- runs on all major operating systems (*NIX, OsX, Windows).
- runs not only on a desktop computer but also on a web server so I can access my bibliography from any networked point or share my bibliography with my research team.
- allows multiple attachments for each bibliographic resource.
- can export my bibliography in various bibliographic styles (APA, Chicago, IEEE for example).
- allows me to edit or create bibliographic styles through a graphical interface.
- integrates a WYSIWYG word processor with easy importation of quotes etc. so that at long last I can write an article, from draft through to publication with automatic citation formatting, entirely within the one software.
- at the click of a mouse button will reformat my article to another citation style whether that style uses footnotes, endnotes or in-text citation.
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Added: 2007-07-30 License: LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License) Price:
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jRate 0.3.7.2-3.3.3
jRate is an extension of the GNU GCJ compiler front-end and runtime system. more>>
jRate is an extension of the GNU GCJ compiler front-end and runtime system that adds support for most of the features required by the Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ), including threading constructs with real-time constraints, asynchronous event handling, and memory regions.
It was initially developed at Washington University in St. Louis and is released under a license similar to GCCs GPL license that allows non-GPLed programs to be compiled and linked.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a configure script syntax error in jRate 0.3.7.1-3.3.3 which was triggered when using Bash 3.1.x.
- There are also some minor documentation and build/distribution process fixes.
- There are no behavior, interface, or feature changes or additions in this release.
- Users that have already installed jRate successfully need not upgrade.
<<lessIt was initially developed at Washington University in St. Louis and is released under a license similar to GCCs GPL license that allows non-GPLed programs to be compiled and linked.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a configure script syntax error in jRate 0.3.7.1-3.3.3 which was triggered when using Bash 3.1.x.
- There are also some minor documentation and build/distribution process fixes.
- There are no behavior, interface, or feature changes or additions in this release.
- Users that have already installed jRate successfully need not upgrade.
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Added: 2006-09-05 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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nfsstats.pl 0.1
nfsstats.pl is a Net-SNMP sub-agent that parses. more>>
nfsstats.pl is a Net-SNMP sub-agent that parses /proc/net/rpc/nfs and /proc/net/rpc/nfsd to obtain NFS statistics (just like nfsstat), and reports these as SNMP values.
nfsstats.pl is useful for remotely monitoring NFS client or server usage via SNMP to utilities like MRTG, Cacti, or Ganglia.
Installation:
Installation instructsion are contained in the form of comments at the top of nfsstats.pl script. nfsstats.pl is only suitable for Linux. NFS version 3 statistics are made available.
Firstly, ensure you have a working Net-SNMP install. Secondly, ensure you have the Perl sub-components of Net-SNMP installed (in Fedora Core, do yum install net-snmp-perl). Thirdly, save nfsstats.pl to /var/net-snmp/. Add the following line to /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf: master agentx. Start nfsstats.pl in the way of your choice, logged to file of your choice (eg 2>/dev/null). Note that nfsstats.pl must be started as root.
If your snmpd is built with embedded Perl support (Fedora Core doesnt), then you can import the sub agent directly into the snmpd. See the script for more details.
Usage:
After you have successfully installed nfsstats.pl, you should be able to walk the provided OIDs: snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost enterprises.6789.6789 or snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost .1.3.6.1.4.1.6789.6789. As we have no MIB for nfsstats.pl yet, the numbers coming back wont make much sense. However, they should bear a striking resemblance to the output of /usr/sbin/nfsstat!
The list below is all the 114 statistics that nfsstats.pl can provide for SNMP values. The ones you should monitor (eg using MRTG) are entirely up to you.
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.1 -> client.rpc.count.calls
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.2 -> client.rpc.count.retrans
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.3 -> client.rpc.count.authrefrsh
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.0.0 -> client3.count.null
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.0.1 -> client3.percent.null
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.1.0 -> client3.count.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.1.1 -> client3.percent.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.2.0 -> client3.count.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.2.1 -> client3.percent.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.3.0 -> client3.count.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.3.1 -> client3.percent.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.4.0 -> client3.count.access
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.4.1 -> client3.percent.access
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.5.0 -> client3.count.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.5.1 -> client3.percent.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.6.0 -> client3.count.read
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.6.1 -> client3.percent.read
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.7.0 -> client3.count.write
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.7.1 -> client3.percent.write
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.8.0 -> client3.count.create
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.8.1 -> client3.percent.create
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.9.0 -> client3.count.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.9.1 -> client3.percent.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.10.0 -> client3.count.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.10.1 -> client3.percent.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.11.0 -> client3.count.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.11.1 -> client3.percent.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.12.0 -> client3.count.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.12.1 -> client3.percent.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.13.0 -> client3.count.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.13.1 -> client3.percent.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.14.0 -> client3.percent.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.15.0 -> client3.count.link
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.15.1 -> client3.percent.link
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.16.0 -> client3.count.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.16.1 -> client3.percent.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.17.0 -> client3.count.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.17.1 -> client3.percent.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.18.0 -> client3.count.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.18.1 -> client3.percent.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.19.0 -> client3.count.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.19.1 -> client3.percent.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.20.0 -> client3.count.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.20.1 -> client3.percent.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.21.0 -> client3.count.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.21.1 -> client3.percent.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.22.0 -> client3.count.total
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.22.1 -> client3.percent.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.0 -> server.rpc.count.calls
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.1 -> server.rpc.count.retrans
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.2 -> server.rpc.count.badcalls
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.3 -> server.rpc.count.badauth
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.4 -> server.rpc.count.badclnt
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.5 -> server.rpc.count.xdrcall
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.0.0 -> server3.count.null
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.0.1 -> server3.percent.null
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.1.0 -> server3.count.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.1.1 -> server3.percent.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.2.0 -> server3.count.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.2.1 -> server3.percent.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.3.0 -> server3.count.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.3.1 -> server3.percent.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.4.0 -> server3.count.access
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.4.1 -> server3.percent.access
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.5.0 -> server3.count.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.5.1 -> server3.percent.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.6.0 -> server3.count.read
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.6.1 -> server3.percent.read
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.7.0 -> server3.count.write
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.7.1 -> server3.percent.write
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.8.0 -> server3.count.create
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.8.1 -> server3.percent.create
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.9.0 -> server3.count.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.9.1 -> server3.percent.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.10.0 -> server3.count.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.10.1 -> server3.percent.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.11.0 -> server3.count.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.11.1 -> server3.percent.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.12.0 -> server3.count.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.12.1 -> server3.percent.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.13.0 -> server3.count.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.13.1 -> server3.percent.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.14.0 -> server3.count.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.14.1 -> server3.percent.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.15.0 -> server3.count.link
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.15.1 -> server3.percent.link
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.16.0 -> server3.count.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.16.1 -> server3.percent.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.17.0 -> server3.count.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.17.1 -> server3.percent.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.18.0 -> server3.count.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.18.1 -> server3.percent.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.19.0 -> server3.count.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.19.1 -> server3.percent.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.20.0 -> server3.count.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.20.1 -> server3.percent.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.21.0 -> server3.count.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.21.1 -> server3.percent.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.22.0 -> server3.count.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.22.1 -> server3.percent.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.0 -> server.replycache.count.hits
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.1 -> server.replycache.count.misses
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.2 -> server.replycache.count.nocache
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.0 -> server.fhcache.count.lookups
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.1 -> server.fhcache.count.anon
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.2 -> server.fhcache.count.nocache_dir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.3 -> server.fhcache.count.nocache_nondir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.4 -> server.fhcache.count.stale
enterprises.6789.6789.1.8.0 -> server.threads.count
enterprises.6789.6789.1.8.1 -> server.threads.fullcount
enterprises.6789.6789.1.50 -> server.net.count.packets
enterprises.6789.6789.1.51 -> server.net.count.udp
enterprises.6789.6789.1.52 -> server.net.count.tcp
enterprises.6789.6789.1.53 -> server.net.count.tcpconn
<<lessnfsstats.pl is useful for remotely monitoring NFS client or server usage via SNMP to utilities like MRTG, Cacti, or Ganglia.
Installation:
Installation instructsion are contained in the form of comments at the top of nfsstats.pl script. nfsstats.pl is only suitable for Linux. NFS version 3 statistics are made available.
Firstly, ensure you have a working Net-SNMP install. Secondly, ensure you have the Perl sub-components of Net-SNMP installed (in Fedora Core, do yum install net-snmp-perl). Thirdly, save nfsstats.pl to /var/net-snmp/. Add the following line to /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf: master agentx. Start nfsstats.pl in the way of your choice, logged to file of your choice (eg 2>/dev/null). Note that nfsstats.pl must be started as root.
If your snmpd is built with embedded Perl support (Fedora Core doesnt), then you can import the sub agent directly into the snmpd. See the script for more details.
Usage:
After you have successfully installed nfsstats.pl, you should be able to walk the provided OIDs: snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost enterprises.6789.6789 or snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost .1.3.6.1.4.1.6789.6789. As we have no MIB for nfsstats.pl yet, the numbers coming back wont make much sense. However, they should bear a striking resemblance to the output of /usr/sbin/nfsstat!
The list below is all the 114 statistics that nfsstats.pl can provide for SNMP values. The ones you should monitor (eg using MRTG) are entirely up to you.
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.1 -> client.rpc.count.calls
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.2 -> client.rpc.count.retrans
enterprises.6789.6789.0.0.3 -> client.rpc.count.authrefrsh
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.0.0 -> client3.count.null
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.0.1 -> client3.percent.null
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.1.0 -> client3.count.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.1.1 -> client3.percent.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.2.0 -> client3.count.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.2.1 -> client3.percent.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.3.0 -> client3.count.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.3.1 -> client3.percent.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.4.0 -> client3.count.access
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.4.1 -> client3.percent.access
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.5.0 -> client3.count.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.5.1 -> client3.percent.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.6.0 -> client3.count.read
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.6.1 -> client3.percent.read
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.7.0 -> client3.count.write
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.7.1 -> client3.percent.write
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.8.0 -> client3.count.create
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.8.1 -> client3.percent.create
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.9.0 -> client3.count.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.9.1 -> client3.percent.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.10.0 -> client3.count.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.10.1 -> client3.percent.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.11.0 -> client3.count.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.11.1 -> client3.percent.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.12.0 -> client3.count.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.12.1 -> client3.percent.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.13.0 -> client3.count.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.13.1 -> client3.percent.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.14.0 -> client3.percent.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.15.0 -> client3.count.link
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.15.1 -> client3.percent.link
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.16.0 -> client3.count.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.16.1 -> client3.percent.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.17.0 -> client3.count.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.17.1 -> client3.percent.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.18.0 -> client3.count.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.18.1 -> client3.percent.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.19.0 -> client3.count.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.19.1 -> client3.percent.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.20.0 -> client3.count.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.20.1 -> client3.percent.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.21.0 -> client3.count.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.21.1 -> client3.percent.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.22.0 -> client3.count.total
enterprises.6789.6789.0.3.22.1 -> client3.percent.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.0 -> server.rpc.count.calls
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.1 -> server.rpc.count.retrans
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.2 -> server.rpc.count.badcalls
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.3 -> server.rpc.count.badauth
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.4 -> server.rpc.count.badclnt
enterprises.6789.6789.1.0.5 -> server.rpc.count.xdrcall
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.0.0 -> server3.count.null
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.0.1 -> server3.percent.null
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.1.0 -> server3.count.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.1.1 -> server3.percent.getattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.2.0 -> server3.count.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.2.1 -> server3.percent.setattr
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.3.0 -> server3.count.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.3.1 -> server3.percent.lookup
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.4.0 -> server3.count.access
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.4.1 -> server3.percent.access
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.5.0 -> server3.count.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.5.1 -> server3.percent.readlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.6.0 -> server3.count.read
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.6.1 -> server3.percent.read
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.7.0 -> server3.count.write
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.7.1 -> server3.percent.write
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.8.0 -> server3.count.create
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.8.1 -> server3.percent.create
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.9.0 -> server3.count.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.9.1 -> server3.percent.mkdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.10.0 -> server3.count.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.10.1 -> server3.percent.symlink
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.11.0 -> server3.count.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.11.1 -> server3.percent.mknod
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.12.0 -> server3.count.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.12.1 -> server3.percent.remove
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.13.0 -> server3.count.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.13.1 -> server3.percent.rmdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.14.0 -> server3.count.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.14.1 -> server3.percent.rename
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.15.0 -> server3.count.link
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.15.1 -> server3.percent.link
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.16.0 -> server3.count.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.16.1 -> server3.percent.readdir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.17.0 -> server3.count.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.17.1 -> server3.percent.readdirplus
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.18.0 -> server3.count.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.18.1 -> server3.percent.fsstat
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.19.0 -> server3.count.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.19.1 -> server3.percent.fsinfo
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.20.0 -> server3.count.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.20.1 -> server3.percent.pathconf
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.21.0 -> server3.count.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.21.1 -> server3.percent.commit
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.22.0 -> server3.count.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.3.22.1 -> server3.percent.total
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.0 -> server.replycache.count.hits
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.1 -> server.replycache.count.misses
enterprises.6789.6789.1.6.2 -> server.replycache.count.nocache
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.0 -> server.fhcache.count.lookups
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.1 -> server.fhcache.count.anon
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.2 -> server.fhcache.count.nocache_dir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.3 -> server.fhcache.count.nocache_nondir
enterprises.6789.6789.1.7.4 -> server.fhcache.count.stale
enterprises.6789.6789.1.8.0 -> server.threads.count
enterprises.6789.6789.1.8.1 -> server.threads.fullcount
enterprises.6789.6789.1.50 -> server.net.count.packets
enterprises.6789.6789.1.51 -> server.net.count.udp
enterprises.6789.6789.1.52 -> server.net.count.tcp
enterprises.6789.6789.1.53 -> server.net.count.tcpconn
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