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I`m a newbie, so I know very few about programming ... and I need a script to help me monitor the my server users IRC connections and processes... i searched the Internet but found nothing.. can any of you help me?
huh.. there can be two ways to make this..
1. a bash script which writes a text file with users, their processes and connections to IRC servers
and
2. a web-based interface which draws graphs with the same things.
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