> It "just worked" on my beaglebone black (running babels), Cool. Why not put it on the interwebs?
> http://snapon.lab.bufferbloat.net/~d/babelweb.png Heh. Your node only has one neighbour, so Babelweb is unable to extract enough topology information from the routing tables. For more fun, you should be running Babelweb on a more central node. For even more fun, have Babelweb monitor multiple nodes. Since (for security reasons) babeld only accepts monitoring from the local host, you're going to need to set up some tunnelling somewhere. The way Gabriel set it up, we run Babelweb as babelweb routers="[::1]:33123,192.168.4.39:1234" and 192.168.4.39 creates a security hole by doing socat TCP-LISTEN:1234,fork,reuseaddr TCP6:[::1]:33123 The alternative would be to create a secure tunnel using ssh (which is what we used to do), but we actually like having security holes[1]. The plan is to combine the data from both routers in a single graph at some point in the future, but for now we just let the user choose. See the result on http://babelweb.wifi.pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr/ -- Juliusz [1] When I last changed flats, and before I got myself an ADSL line, I was very grateful[2] to all the nice people who leave their wifi routers with ESSID "Netgear". Leaving the administrator password at the factory configured default is helpful for people who need to set up port forwardings. [2] Being the grateful person that I am, I used to[3] run my (heavily firewalled, token bucketed and fc-codeled) OpenWRT box with a wifi passphrase that all of my neighbours knew. I wasn't logging anything, of course, and I never looked at the actual traffic, but I did monitor the port numbers on a few occasions -- almost all was HTTP and Skype, plus some weird fixed-rate TCP on random ports that was probably streaming video (not enough peers for P2P). And of course the usual NetBios and Zeroconf noise, that was being shot by the firewall. [3] Used to. IP over UMTS is very cheap in France nowadays, and a year ago the amount of traffic dropped to zero. So I changed the password, and nobody complained. _______________________________________________ Babel-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/babel-users
