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.

Hi All,

Some problems have been identified with the current mail system, which is in need of an overhaul after providing many years of service to Air-Stream members via both the Internet and wireless network.

I have just completed a new server configuration with the latest packages and with custom integration to our Membership Portal. Read on for full information.

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 '{