Am Donnerstag, 5. Januar 2006 09:40 schrieb NextGen$: > * Roman Glebov <bleon at gmx.net> [2006-01-05 02:32:40]: > > Hi all > > I am working now on a way to track live the freenet network topology. > > This would make use easy to overview the state and health of the network, > > and coordinate tests better way(for example creating long chains and > > such) > > > > I did now small test here : > > http://sleon.dyndns.org/~sleon/ > > It uses a database and generates a network grapth based on it. > > Data about connected nodes needs to be entered manually. > > > > What i would like to do is following: > > I want to create a real network application (based on python twisted) > > Every node on the test net should connect to it in the specifyed way > > every should we say 2 minutes and send information on nodes it is REALLY > > connected to and maybe also about the quality of connection. It would be > > used to update database with that particular information. This informatin > > will be then used to generate a graph of network (maybe coloured graph?) > > What about implementing a spider ? It would use the testnet port and a > special STATUS command or something like that. > > Regards, > NextGen$. > _______________________________________________ > Devl mailing list > Devl at freenetproject.org > http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl it is cool too, but it is not what i want. it does not show the state of the whole net, but only of a netsegment. i do not see all testnodes, because there could be some which are separated. The goal of my tool is to audit a network and see when there problems occur, like separated segments. Spider would not be able to detect it.
Cheers , Roman.
