Services

Betsuin Air-Stream WAN services can now be found at 10.122.128.66
Enjoy!

Playing around with nagios configuration again and have mapped the greatest number of pingable IPs on Air-Stream to date:

route -n | awk '{print($1" " $3)}' | awk '!a[$0]++' | awk '{print("ipcalc "$1"/"$2)}' | sh | awk '{if ($1 == "Network:") print($2)}' | awk '{print("nmap -sP -n "$0)}' | sh | awk 'BEGIN {a=0} {if ($6 == "up.") a++} END {print(a)}'

a = 439

I can successfully tcptraceroute to 339 via scripts - have yet to implement "ping -R" which seems to work when tcptraceroute/traceroute fails. Of course "ping -R" won't reach right across the Air-Stream network due to limited hop buffering... hmm

Anyways for now nagios is mapping 339 Air-Stream IPs!

Hit betsuin.skye.wan/nagios/ if you are on Air-Stream
guest/guest

Have upped my War§ow server to the latest and greatest 0.5 version!

However the compile failed on the AngelScript module so I simply disabled it in the make file - this is on my PPC Air-Stream router/server. Seems to be working fine though I have yet to fully tweak the config file(s) - not all maps work with bots (I have 2 added) as on a PPC platform the prebuilt navigation files are broken and must be recreated on a PPC system - big-endian vrs little-endian biz I presume.

Visit War§ow here http://www.warsow.net/
or hit my ftp ftp://betsuin.skye.wan/ if you want to download the game.

Enjoy!

Finally managed to wrap my brain around SPLAT! command line intracacies and PERL syntax. Still a few errors showing up in my Apache2 logs but not fatal and the scripts are mostly working as expected.

##Update - couple more errors found and now the profiles report has much more information!
##Update(9/9/9) - Thanks to the author now have SPLAT!1.3.0 successfully compiled and installed (up from SPLAT!1.1.1) - but the profiles report is back to less information. "man splat" me thinks is the answer, lol! ...

Original scripts can be found at ftp://cs.ecok.edu:4000/

SPLAT! takes information regarding transmitting (and receiving) radios, uses ground height data (SRTMv2 - Space Shuttle Topographic Mission Version 2) and calculates Line of Sight and expected Signal Strength.

Have been looking at running a script that creates config for Nagios based on the shell command "route -n" now that my route tables are controlled by quagga/bgp/zebra. Awk is my friend ...

Bit of script stuff to find pingable ips on Air-Stream...

route -n | awk '{print($1" " $3)}' | awk '!a[$0]++' | awk '{print("ipcalc "$1"/"$2)}' | sh | awk '{if ($1 == "Network:") print($2)}' | awk '{print("nmap -sP "$0)}' | sh

...and a bit more to parse out the important Nagios bits from (tcp)traceroute output...

cat ip_trace_routes_break_21_6_09 | awk '{
i = 0;
while ($1 != "break") { arr[$1] = $2; getline; i++; }
if (i < 30) if (i > 1) print (arr[i]" "arr[i-1]);else print (arr[i]);
}' | awk '{