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nfswatch is a command line tool to monitor NFS servers.

This new release:
- improves filehandle decoding on Linux
- tries to properly handle all exported filesystems
- should no longer mess the display with debug info

Happy hacking :-)

nfswatch is a command line tool to monitor NFS servers.

This new release:
- handles more Linux filehandle's fsid_type
- improves the parsing of device name and instance number in dlpi
- updates the README file, including current contact info

Enjoy :-)

nfswatch is a command line tool to monitor NFS servers.

This release makes the per-procedure statistics work for NFSv3.

The Makefile has also been revised following a couple suggestions sent in by users.

Enjoy :-)

nfswatch is a command line tool to monitor NFS servers.

This release fixes a couple serious buffer overflow bugs. All users should upgrade to this version.

The other changes include:
- compiler warnings cleanup
- get it to compile, using GCC, on SGI/IRIX

Enjoy :-)

nfswatch is a command line tool to monitor NFS servers.

This release mainly brings in the possibility to watch NFS over TCP traffic.

The other changes include:
- some fixes to better display total packet counts
- code changes to allow successful compiles on Solaris 64-bit and also older Solaris releases (5.6, 5.7)
- some code cleanup to kill a few warnings on newer Linux distros

Enjoy :-)

This release fixes an NFS packet counting bug (the filesystem percent was wrong at times).

It also improves file handle parsing on Linux and should suppress the
corresponding warning message that could scramble the display at times.

As an added feature, nfswatch now knows about XFS... :-)

This is a minor bugfix release.
Its maininterest is to bring the package spec file in tune for Fedora Extras.

A new beta version of nfswatch is available.
It now understands NFS v3 and Linux file handles.