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xseg (eXtented SErver Grapher) is a server monitoring tool. It can check whether your server's services are alive. Its output is written to an HTML file. xseg can check the services on both local and remote machines. xseg can also run user-defined shell commands and write the stdout of these commands to an output file. This makes xseg very flexible, since you can write your own shell scripts and xseg will run them and capture their output.
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eXtented SErver Grapher
xseg (eXtented SErver Grapher) is a server monitoring tool. It can check whether your server's services are alive. Its output is written to an HTML file. xseg can check the services on both local and remote machines. xseg can also run user-defined shell commands and write the stdout of these commands to an output file. This makes xseg very flexible, since you can write your own shell scripts and xseg will run them and capture their output.
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