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Re: Tracking the amount of inbound/outbound network traffic
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Re: Tracking the amount of inbound/outbound network traffic


  • Subject: Re: Tracking the amount of inbound/outbound network traffic
  • From: Andrew Farmer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 14:11:10 -0700

On 11 Jul 07, at 08:25, Simon Raisin wrote:
I'm new to network programming on the Mac. I'd like to create an
application (using Objective-C and Cocoa) that would allow me to monitor the
amount of network traffic on a given machine. Again, I'm only interested in
tracking the _amount_ of data that is sent/received from the internet
(anything that occurs locally won't be tracked). I don't care about the
content of the data, just the size.

MenuMeters manages to display this data, and is open-source; you should probably take a look at how they do it. _______________________________________________

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