gtk-imonc(1)

Usage

gtk-imonc [-n] [-t command] [-m] [-p password] [-h] [-v] [host]

Overview

This manual page documents briefly the gtk-imonc command.

This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

gtk-imonc is a tool to monitor and control a fli4l router. fli4l is a one-diskette router for ISDN and ADSL which can be extended with a variety of add-ons, while requiring no special Unix skills. It is particularly well-suited to connect small networks to the Internet.

gtk-imonc integrates well into the GNOME desktop. Optionally, it can reside in the Notification Area of the GNOME panel or other Window Managers/desktops that support the respective freedesktop.org standard (e.g. IceWM, XFce, KDE 3).

gtk-imonc can:

: Open and terminate an Internet connection;

: Toggle dial mode between "auto", "manual" and "off";

: Switch the default circuit;

: Display traffic and cost statistics;

: Notify you on incoming telephone calls;

: Display the list of telefone calls (requries the logging option of telmond to be enabled.

: Reboot the router;

: Perform some administrative tasks;

: Display fli4l news;

Options

A summary of options is included below. gtk-imonc can be started without any command line arguments. In this case, configuration values are queried interactively, unless a saved configuration from previous sessions is found.

-n: don't display news panel

-t command: Use call notification. Command can be a custom command which is executed on incoming call instead of displaying a popup message

-m: Start in minimized mode

-p password: Use admin password password

: (required to gain access to reboot and administrative functions).

host: Connect to router host. If no host name is given and no configuration present, the host name is assumed to be "fli4l".

-h --help: Show summary of options.

-v --version: Show version of program.

Releases

3 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 1 time.