Logger

The second part of the settings-window is the logger-function. It contains many data from the server.

Traffic

This contains upload/download-data sorted daily, monthly or everything.

Daily

This will show you every day and the data downloaded/uploaded. Download is the information people gives to the server like commands, messages, ... . While upload is the data a server send to clients like PING, spreading messages, ... .

Monthly

This will show you the same data but summed per month.

Ever

Here you can see the total downloaded and uploaded data. The sum of both is also displayed as both directions.

Below you can reset this amount of data by clicking on the red cross button.

Users

This will show you some data divided by every user.

Logs

Like operlog, also all logs of every user are stored. This can be reviewed here or by opening the logs-folder.

You can also send packets to a client by entering the packet on the editfield and pressing the pencil button.

As you can see in the example I will send a packet to Miyako which contains Miyako2 joining #main. Be aware, this are FAKE packets, only the person you enter can see him joining but in fact he doesn't exist.

The result can be viewed below.

Userstats

Like the traffic explained earlier already, this amount of data is displayed as amount of data per client.

You can also view a menu by clicking with your right mouse button on the list. The menu looks a lot like the menu at the userlist.

Kill User

Killing a user means disconnecting the peer from the server. This can be usefull to warn users.

When you click on it, you can enter a reason for killing him and when you press OK it will kill him. Cancel will kill him without a message.

G:Line User

When you G:line a user, he will be killed and not be able to reconnect the server again.

You can also enter a reason, clicking yes will send the reason, no will G:line without a reason.

Curve

This will show you the amount of upload or download in a curve. You can choose to take a snapshot of 1 minute, 5 minutes, 1 hour or 5 houres by clicking on the dropdown next to Raster:. The peeks on the graph are the PING's the server send and the PONG's the server recieve.

Pie

To get a clear view of the total amount of data you can use the pie diagram. It shows you the difference between upload and download.

You should not get worried if you see the big difference between upload en download. For every command the server you get you mostly have to send a lot of lines back (MOTD for example).

Status

This will show you how many peers are connected per port. Like usual there's also a menu here. The menu can be opened by clicking with your right button of your mouse on the list.

Check open port

This function can be used to check if the port you select is open for other users or not. Look at the portforwarding chapter for more.