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CRUDE(8)		     System Manager's Manual			CRUDE(8)

NAME
     crude - collector for rude (real-time UDP data emitter)

SYNOPSIS
     crude [ -h ] [ -v ] [ -d file ] [ -P 0-90 ] [ -p port ] [ -i ip_addr ] [ -l
     file ] [ -s flow_id_list ] [ -n number ]

DESCRIPTION
     Crude is the receiver and logging utility for flows that are generated with
     the  rude(8)  tool. In the default operation mode crude prints the informa-
     tion to standard output, so you'll have to redirect it to file if you  like
     to  process  it  later  on. Our recommendation is to log the data into file
     with the '-l' option. This reduces  I/O  operations  because  the	data  is
     logged  in  binary  format and soforth improves performance. You can decode
     the file later on with the option '-d'. If you want  simple  statistics  of
     specific flows use the '-s' option. Note that options '-d' and '-s' are mu-
     tually exclusive.

OPTIONS
     -h     Print a short help.

     -v     Print the version information.

     -d     Decode  the  capture to stdout from file, which was generated by the
	    '-l' option.

     -P     Set the process in real-time round-robin scheduling with  the  given
	    priority.  Needs root permission. Use with care.

     -p     Set the UDP port to listen to. The default is 10001.

     -i     Set  the  physical	interface to listen from. The argument is the IP
	    address for the specific  interface  in  numerical	dotted	notation
	    (a.b.c.d). If this is not set, the program will listen to all inter-
	    faces.

     -l     Log the capture into file in binary format. The default action is to
	    print out the decoded info into stdout.

     -s     Print  statistics of the given flowlist to stdout. The flowlist is a
	    comma separated list of flow-identifiers. The  statistics  for  each
	    flow include:
		    o number of received packets
		    o num. of packets received out of sequence
		    o estimated number of lost packets
		    o total bytes received
		    o average delay
		    o absolute maximum jitter
		    o throughtput

     -n     Set  the number of packets to capture. The default value is 0, which
	    means until interrupted with CTRL+C.

BUGS
     I hear them crawling in my head.

     Please report any other bugs to the authors.

AUTHORS
     Juha Laine, TUT <james@cs.tut.fi> and Sampo Saaristo, TUT <sambo@cs.tut.fi>
     and Rui Prior, <rprior@inescporto.pt>

SEE ALSO
     rude(8)

									CRUDE(8)

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