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statgrab(1)							   statgrab(1)

NAME
       statgrab	- sysctl-style interface to system statistics

SYNOPSIS
       statgrab	[OPTION]... [STAT]...

DESCRIPTION
       statgrab	provides a sysctl-style	interface to all the system statistics
       available  through  libstatgrab.	 This  is useful for applications that
       don't want to make library calls, but still want	to access the  statis-
       tics.

       An  example  of such an application is mrtg, for	which scripts are pro-
       vided to	generate configuration files.

OPTIONS
       The following options are supported.

       -l     Linux sysctl-style output	(default)

       -b     BSD sysctl-style output

       -m     MRTG-compatible output

       -u     Plain output (only show values)

       -n     Display cumulative stats once (default)

       -s     Display stat differences repeatedly

       -o     Display stat differences once

       -t DELAY
	      When repeating, wait DELAY seconds between updates (default 1)

       -p     Display CPU usage	differences as	percentages  rather  than  ab-
	      solute values

       -f FACTOR
	      Display floating-point values as integers	scaled by FACTOR

       -K     Display byte counts in kibibytes

       -M     Display byte counts in mebibytes

       -G     Display byte counts in gibibytes

       If  no  STAT options are	given, all will	be displayed.  Specify 'STAT.'
       to display all statistics starting with that prefix.

SEE ALSO
       statgrab-make-mrtg-config(1)   statgrab-make-mrtg-index(1)    saidar(1)
       statgrab(3)

AUTHORS
       This  man  page was derived from	the man	page written by	Bartosz	Fenski
       for the Debian GNU/Linux	distribution.

WEBSITE
       <https://libstatgrab.org/>

libstatgrab			  2019-03-08			   statgrab(1)

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