Projects

moovingearth

GPS moving map for google earth. Small 'webserver' that reads and logs GPS input, and serves various KML/KMZ 'files' to output current position, heading, track-log, various views to Google Earth. Current Inputs: * Serial/bluetooth GPS receiver outputting NMEA, * NMEA over UDP ... [More] packets. Outputs: * NMEA over UDP * NMEA to file * NMEA over HTTP text * Various and configurable KML (google Earth) outputs over HTTP [Less]

lanremotecontrol

Do you want to control the volume and mute of one Windows† computer on your LAN from another computer? Try LAN Remote Control. InstallationThere are two components to LAN Remote Control -- MixerServer.exe and MixerClient.exe. Place MixerServer.exe in a directory of your choosing on a Windows ... [More] computer, the volume/mute of which you would like to remotely control. When you launch MixerServer.exe a speaker icon will be placed in the system tray. You can right-click or double-click on this icon to exit the program. On another Windows computer within your local area network (LAN), place MixerClient.exe in a directory of your choosing. When launched, MixerClient displays a familiar volume slider and mute button in a compact form, which can be dragged anywhere on the screen. Right-clicking on the form displays a context menu which allows the user to exit the program, minimize the form to the system tray, or toggle the ability of the form to appear on top of any other window. When the volume slider is adjusted or the mute button clicked in MixerClient, a message is sent to MixerServer and the main mixer on that computer is affected. MixerServer and MixerClient rely on UDP multicasting to communicate over the LAN. If you experience any difficulties, make sure that any firewall software or hardware is not interfering with this type of network communication. DetailsBuilt using Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET™ 2003 Service Pack 1. Compilation requires installation of WTL 8.0. †Windows Vista does not support MME on which lanremotecontrol relies. [Less]

nitroip

NitroIP is a flexible network stack (TCP/IP) library implementation for Nintendo DS. The wireless (WLAN) 802.11b capability of the Nintendo DS is used as its main communication medium. The stack is designed to run efficiently and with a low RAM footprint. NitroIP will be available under the ... [More] terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2, for either permanent use or for evaluation prior to obtaining a commercial license. For a commercial, non-GPL license please contact the project owner to discuss possible license terms. [Less]

glsof

Glsof is two separate utilities (Queries and Filemonitor) to the command line utility Lsof (site) by Vic Abell.

ip-sim

Academic Network SimulatorNetwork Simulator is mainly aimed to be educational tool for undergraduate students. It should introduce Packet-switched network principles to students through many predefined scenarios simulated within friendly GUI. NOTE: This software is in alpha development phase ... [More] , with most of network and GUI features done. Since it's far from being stable, there are no bianry releases, so if you want to run IP-Sim, you have check-out&compile source code from repository. Still, all comments regarding IP-Sim are welcome on google-group: http://groups.google.com/group/ip-sim/ Sample screenshot: Where are we from: [Less]

yatun

Yatun is designed to create virtual private network (VPN) between two remote endpoints. Tunnel can be created over reliable TCP protocol or over unreliable UDP protocol. If using unreliable UDP Yatun provides mechanism for reliable packet delivery. Yatun will also provide API for packet modification like encryption or compression.

python-pings

A pair of client and servers implementing a ICMP like ping protocol over TCP or UDP. The client generates random junk data and performs checksum tests on response data. The server just responds to the client with the data that was sent. The client will alert if the connections is timed out, the ... [More] packets are coming out of order, or the checksums dont match. Can transmit any size bytes at any interval. The ServerUsage: ./PingServer [] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -s SERVER, --server=SERVER Server hostname or IP to ping -P PROTO, --protocol=PROTO Protocol, either TCP/UDP -p PORT, --port=PORT Port to bind server toThe ClientUsage: ./PingClient [] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -s SERVER, --server=SERVER Server hostname or IP to ping -P PROTO, --protocol=PROTO Protocol, either TCP/UDP -t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT Timeout in seconds to wait for response -n NUM, --num=NUM Number of pings to send, max 256 -p PORT, --port=PORT Port to send ping requests -b BYTES, --bytes=BYTES Number of bytes to ping with, should be a relatively small multiple of 8 [Less]

ipoudp

Implementation du protocole IP au dessus d'UDP dans le cadre d'un projet scolaire (ENSEIRB - France)

ladosc

The ladosc plugins are for routing control data between [LADSPA] hosts. This allows for an increased flexibility in [Linux] audio synthesis, so that you can make your controllers in one program, and do the synthesis in another, even when the programs provide no mechanism for communicating with one ... [More] another, and even if they are not running on the same computer. [Less]

rudp-p2p

to be done