Compiled some tools for x-mas!

[Rob ter Veer]

Heya,

Compiled some goodies for the WL500g. First is Darkstat, a graphical IP accounting tool:





http://dmr.ath.cx/net/darkstat/

Second is iplog, which can log portscans smurf attacks and so on:

http://ojnk.sourceforge.net/stuff/iplog.readme

And last but not least ltraf which can show realtime throughput:

http://freshmeat.net/projects/ltraf/

Have fun!

[Styno]

Gee, thanks!

Ho Ho Ho

[Rob ter Veer]

Also compiled axel which is an wget alternative. Axel tries to accelerate downloads by using multiple connections (possibly to multiple servers) for one download.

http://freshmeat.net/redir/axel/1497...page/axel.html

And the lutz portscanner with OS identifier:

http://freshmeat.net/redir/lutz/5138...w.codewear.org

[chupra]

Tnx for the x-mas present
Can you tell me how can I use the ltraf tool? It appears to require some bpf something. I need it to show me the realtime throughput. Tnx again.

[Rob ter Veer]

Tnx for the x-mas present
Can you tell me how can I use the ltraf tool? It appears to require some bpf something. I need it to show me the realtime throughput. Tnx again.

What message do you get excactly?

[erik_bies]

I also have some troubles getting it to work:

[admin@wifi sbin]$ ltraf -s -Dk
Segmentation fault

Using: Oleg 1.9.2.7 CR2

[Oleg]

Just remove -s or specify valid filter string.

ltraf -I eth1 -Dk

[chupra]

ltraf -I eth1 -Dk

This does the job, tnx Oleg. I got confused by the options line of ltraf:

ltraf -s bpf|-d bpf [-i interface][-v]

I thought (-s bpf or -d bpf) is mandatory. What is this bpf anyway? Some sort of filter language perhaps? Is there some easy way to learn it?

[Viper_Jaro]

Hi. Will somebody so good and can post here all steps of instalation the x-mas stuff ;-) pls from plugin the usb key with files into ap plssss. I do that first time. plsssssss

THNX

[chupra]

Because you don't say how much you actually know, I'll be generous and detailed.

First you plug the USB stick (or disk) into the wl500g. It will automount.
From command prompt type
telnet x.x.x.x (where x.x.x.x is the ip address of the wl500g). Use the same username and password you use to log to the web interface.

When you are in the wl500g
cd /tmp/harddisk , where you should find your files.
mkdir /tmp/xmas
cp ltraf.gz /tmp/xmas
cd /tmp/xmas
gunzip ltraf.gz
chmod 777 ltraf
./ltraf -I eth1 -Dk

If you want to stop the program, Ctrl+C.

Same goes for the other programs. You should get yourself acquainted with the linux shell if you are a completely new to linux though.

[chupra]

Rob, I use the following syntax that gives me segmentation fault:
./ltraf -d "host 10.0.0.4" or
./ltraf -s "host 10.0.0.4"

Probably it's a pcap issue. How did you compile the programs?

[Viper_Jaro]

Chupra THNXXX very very mutch it works

[Rob ter Veer]

Rob, I use the following syntax that gives me segmentation fault:
./ltraf -d "host 10.0.0.4" or
./ltraf -s "host 10.0.0.4"

Probably it's a pcap issue. How did you compile the programs?

I have my compile environment setup at work I will check out my compile configuration this afternoon.. I first compiled pcap (I think it was with defaults), installed it so that libraries can be found and then compiled ltraf.

[Rob ter Veer]

Compiled libpcap with:

./configure --host=mips --with-pcap=linux --prefix=/opt/brcm/hndtools-mipsel-uclibc

Edited the Makefile of ltraf and changed the CC:

CC=/opt/brcm/hndtools-mipsel-uclibc-3.2.3/bin/mipsel-uclibc-gcc

I also used this version of the compiled libpcap for darkstat. With darkstat I had no problems at all so far.

[Technik]

A nice utilities. Thanks a lot! I have tested it under 1.7.5.9-2 and 1.7.5.9-5 firmwares. Everything is working fine. Just these libraries needs to be copied to /LIB folder:
libpthread.so.0
libnsl.so.0