Hi,
OK, the "request for student" is out. I'll keep you posted on progress.
Zack, as for the hosting of server infrastructures etc. - I can set that up
quite fast if need be. If all you need is a small VM where you can run a quick
IP lookup service, let me know, I think I can help here, too. Ma
On 2011-06-28 7:45 AM, Zack Weinberg wrote:
On 2011-06-28 4:00 AM, Kai Engert wrote:
Hi Ralph,
if you have resources to work on this or to coordinate this, please go
ahead. I haven't yet. If I should, I would contact you to coordinate.
Regarding traceroute, you could look at the existing World
On 2011-06-28 4:00 AM, Kai Engert wrote:
Hi Ralph,
if you have resources to work on this or to coordinate this, please go
ahead. I haven't yet. If I should, I would contact you to coordinate.
Regarding traceroute, you could look at the existing WorldIP Add-On,
which claims to support it, and po
Hi Ralph,
if you have resources to work on this or to coordinate this, please go
ahead. I haven't yet. If I should, I would contact you to coordinate.
Regarding traceroute, you could look at the existing WorldIP Add-On,
which claims to support it, and potentially copy that code, under the
as
Hi Kai,
I like the idea. It won't help the average user, but it could turn out to be a
useful tool to do some research on what governments and ISPs are up to around
the world. Just 100 users would already help, and the benefit as opposed to a
stand-alone tool is that they do not need to be too
I would like to propose that someone could implement an addon for
Mozilla applications with the following functionality:
- it comes with a list of several hundred known major services,
including https and email servers.
- if the user gets a certificate error on one of the
major sites, we ch
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