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--- nethserver-glances [2015/05/03 18:08] – [Usage] stephdl
+++ nethserver-glances [2019/06/05 19:48] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 see https://github.com/nicolargo/glances and https://github.com/nicolargo/glances/blob/master/docs/glances-doc.rst
-Add my repository
+Add my repository, [[nethserver|see how to do it]]
-  yum install http://mirror.de-labrusse.fr/NethServer/6/noarch/nethserver-stephdl-1.0.0-1.ns6.noarch.rpm
 then install the module
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 ==== Usage ====
+<WRAP center round important 60%>
+For now there is no way to protect the Glances browser by a password, when this option will be available then I will implement it. Therefore Glances is accessible by the browser **only** from the local network. If it is an issue, then you can disable the service glances as written below, only the glances CLI will stay workable (launch it by 'glances' in a terminal)
+</WRAP>
 After the installation the service which control the web interface is launched, if you want to control it
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 can be also {restart,start,stop,status}
-or you can use the neth way (enabled/disabled)
+or you can use the neth way (enabled/disabled) <---once disabled you can still to use glances in a terminal
   config setprop glances status disabled
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 each time you launch that signal-event, you will update glances and its dependencies
-see config db
+you can see the internal configuration database
   # config show glances
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   status=enabled
-The purpose is to see in direct the server activities (you can see raid, disk IO, sensors, bandwithd, memory, docker, ....)
+once you have modified a property you need to launch a signal-event :     signal-event nethserver-glances-update
-Well a lot of good stuffs.
+  * Private/Public access
+by default glances is allowed only on the private side, eg : your local network.
-In order to use it go to Dashboard->Applications->Glances. It is a web service restricted on the private network. But if you don't like to use the web interface, then you can disable it and use only the CLI in your terminal (do simply 'glances')
+if you want to modify it (private|public)
+    config setprop glances access public
-**in order to disable the glances web interface (and continue to use the CLI)**
+    signal-event nethserver-glances-update
+  *in order to disable the glances web interface (and continue to use the CLI)
+if you want to modify it (enabled|disabled)
     config setprop glances status disabled
     signal-event nethserver-glances-update
-**You can change the default TCP port**
+  *You can change the default TCP port**
+if you want to modify it
     config setprop glances TCPPort 55555
     signal-event nethserver-glances-update
+The purpose is to see in direct the server activities (you can see raid, disk IO, sensors, bandwithd, memory, docker, ....)
+Well a lot of good stuffs.
+In order to use it go to Dashboard->Applications->Glances. It is a web service restricted on the private network. But if you don't like to use the web interface, then you can disable it and use only the CLI in your terminal (do simply 'glances')
 sources : https://github.com/stephdl/nethserver-glances/tree/ns6
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   hddtemp
   python-pip
+  pwauth
+  mod_authnz_external
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