odd
11-06-2003, 05:09 PM
It would be nice to have an alternative command that can bring up current transferes and what they are downloading. So if theres 20users logged in and only 5 of them up/downloading the list would only show the active transfers(5 users).
And then it would be more specific what they are doing and where they are(dir). Or just rewrite the "site who" to give a little better/cleaner info.
EX
site who = as it is
site who active = will show only the active users that are doing something like downloading / uploading.
site who idle = will only show the users who only idleing.
site who command doesnt show the hole dir if a dir is big.
EX
200-+---------------°----|______________\___|_____|_______|------------------------+
200-| ioFTPD / ioftpd | idle 00:00:02 | %: |
200-| Speed of light | since 00:02:47 | p: /_FILM_/[NUKE]-[Reason]-Mov |
200-+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
200-| Up: 0 / 0.0kbs | Dn: 0 / 0.0kbs | Total: 0 / 0.0kbs |
200-+---------------------------------------------------------------------[ioFTPD]-+
As you can see you have no idea if you wanted to know what dir the ioFTPD user is in. And if you got alot of users on the server some doing something others just look whats onit the activity command would be useful.
Just a suggestion.
And then it would be more specific what they are doing and where they are(dir). Or just rewrite the "site who" to give a little better/cleaner info.
EX
site who = as it is
site who active = will show only the active users that are doing something like downloading / uploading.
site who idle = will only show the users who only idleing.
site who command doesnt show the hole dir if a dir is big.
EX
200-+---------------°----|______________\___|_____|_______|------------------------+
200-| ioFTPD / ioftpd | idle 00:00:02 | %: |
200-| Speed of light | since 00:02:47 | p: /_FILM_/[NUKE]-[Reason]-Mov |
200-+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
200-| Up: 0 / 0.0kbs | Dn: 0 / 0.0kbs | Total: 0 / 0.0kbs |
200-+---------------------------------------------------------------------[ioFTPD]-+
As you can see you have no idea if you wanted to know what dir the ioFTPD user is in. And if you got alot of users on the server some doing something others just look whats onit the activity command would be useful.
Just a suggestion.