Archive for April 2009

Firefox, Googlecode and Mime Types

So we moved a bunch of the css and images (scripts coming soon) to google code and noticed something. pcapr now directly mashes up images and css from svn/trunk on google code to your browser. But…

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D/DoS Testing Network Applications

If you Google for “denial of service tools” or look in the “VoIP flooding tools“, you’ll find that all of these tools have a very similar pattern. Any engineer worth a dime hates writing the same code over and over again. So we are going to refactor these tools to abstract away the common boiler-plate code and end up with something that’s reusable, yet more powerful.

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GeoIP tracking with Google APIs

If you want to track visitors to know where they are coming from, the normal un*x’ish way of doing this is to grab maxmind‘s geoiplookup (or apt-get/rpmfind) and then run it against the web server logs. That’s so not Web 2.0. *ugh*

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Interactive CouchDB

I’ve blogged about CouchDB before and we use it on pcapr. While I love CouchDB, it takes a a certain amount of unlearning, especially if you have years of SQL under your belt. What if you can visualize the internals of CouchDB in an interactive way?

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