You will need:
conky-lua
,
lua5.1
and
lua-socket
. You will need
lua-sec
for use with i2pd.
On Ubuntu or Debian, just:
Usage:
First, enable i2pcontrol on your I2P router by going to
Web App Configuration
and starting the
jsonrpc
app.
The
i2pcontrol.lua
expects the password to be
itoopie
, which is the default. You can change the password by setting the
I2P_CONTROL_PASSWORD
variable in your shell.
Once you have done so, execute the following commands to test them:
sudo apt-get install conky-all lua5.1 lua-socket lua-sec
git clone --recursive https://github.com/eyedeekay/graphic-monitoring
cd graphic-monitoring
conky -c _dot_conkyrc
# from this directory(a checkout)
conky -c _dot_conkyrc
# installation to $HOME/.conkyrc
mkdir -p $HOME/lua
cp -rv lua/* $HOME/lua/
cp -v _dot_conkyrc $HOME/.conkyrc
# usage with i2pd
export I2P_CONTROL="http://127.0.0.1:7650"
conky -c _dot_conkyrc
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