So I’m releasing my scripts to github :D check them out HERE
right now its just two python+scapy scripts

So I’m releasing my scripts to github :D check them out HERE
right now its just two python+scapy scripts

I came across this rather neat tool called scapy, after playing around with on my desktops I wondered if it would run on my phone(nokia n900) so I checked the repos, and it was in there
Unfortunately AT&T blocks trace-routes :( oh well, the n900 has wifi so it’s all good \o/
Here’s a demo of me doing a trace-route \o/

Start scapy :D

enter in the traceroute command

run it and watch the moving text :o

oh yay, it's done :D
Then run res.graph(target=”> /tmp/graph.svg”) to export the graph to a svg (For me it errors out if I just run res.graph()
Then you can view the .svg in the maemo browser :D

mmmm graphs
Of course you can do anything else that scapy allows you to do *evil grin* >.> but I would highly recommend scripting that, entering in commands on the n900 is quite annoying xD
ex: my crappy but working script for the above:
#! /usr/bin/env python import sys, os from scapy.all import * #txt file with a list #remove \n #get name of image to create name_img = raw_input('enter in name for image: ') askfile = raw_input('use file for server list? yes/NO: ') if askfile == "yes" or askfile == "y": serverfile = open("/root/python/scapy/fromfile/servers", "r") servers = [line[:-1] for line in serverfile] elif askfile == "no" or askfile == 'n' or askfile == "": servers = [] serversin = raw_input("enter in domain/ip(seprate with a space): ") servers = serversin.split() print servers #broken D: #askport = raw_input('Use default ports?(80, 443)?(YES/no): ') #if askport == "" or askport == 'yes': # ports = "80, 443" #else: # ports = raw_input("enter in ports(seprate with comma): ") #ports = portin.split() #print ports #wiere you want svg and pngs to poop out path="/home/pronto/images/scapy/" #scapy stuff res,unans=traceroute(servers[0:],dport=[22,80,443],maxttl=20,retry=-2) res.graph(target="> %s%s.svg" % (path,name_img))
So on my desktop I stick with using firefox4 (netbook=chromium)
I’ve been using the 4betaX of firefox for quite some time now, and for it’s been damn stable (still a fucking memory hog, but meh)
on my main desktop with a quadcore+4GB ram
I have to say, I love the tab grouping of firefox4beta8
At first I thought I was going to hate that feature, but I’ve actually been using it
though, the thing is a fucking memory hog >.<

about:memory
See, thats a lot of of memory o_o firefox is using about 23% of my ram, (using 942MB of my 4GB)
if I used a lot of memory normally this would bother me, but in total I’m only using 1.5GB of my 4GB so I’m not too worried..