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popper · 07-02-2008, 14:22

if you can be bothered to learn some scripting then rebol should be able to do that for you, and make a good GUI if you put the effort in.

make a script that you run on any machine you like, make it into a client/server type script and collect all the data you like.

http://www.codeconscious.com/rebol/rebol-net.html
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Determining IP Addresses

"I was wondering if there is a way to use REBOL to determine the ip addresses currently connected to my local machine if its acting as a proxy.

I believe the answer is no but was interested how I might determine that or another language that could do that and interface with REBOL by means of exchange that data via a tcp port."

Do you mean the IP address of the remote end of a connected TCP port ? You can find that in port/remote-ip.

The IP address of the local end of the connection is in port/local-ip. Additionally there are port/remote-port and port/local-port for the port numbers.

Or are you trying to find the IP addresses assigned to the interfaces of your machine ? With current experimentals try "get-modes udp:// 'interfaces".

This returns a block of objects that contain network configuration paramenters, including IP addresses. Works with most operating systems (not with BeOS and Elate though).
Holger Kruse"

http://search.virginmedia.com/result...p&cr=&x=23&y=8

http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap...script-index.r

http://rebolweek.blogspot.com/
http://www.rebol.net/builds/

http://www.rebolforces.com/articles/hipe.html
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Building a server engine

If you want to start using REBOL for server applications, you may consider building a server engine for all network communications. In this article I'll describe the HIgh Performance Engine of Rugby, hipe.

Hipe provides you with a TCP and UDP based server framework, and a simple form of threading.

What kind of features do we expect from a server framework?

TCP and UDP capable, as these are the dominant protocols of the Internet.
Easy addition of protocol handlers built on top of hipe.
Good performance.
Some simple form of threading. This is useful to start little tasks while we are in the network event loop.

So let's start our script with

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07-02-2008, 14:22	#7
popper Inactive Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3,270	Re: Which router am i connected to software if you can be bothered to learn some scripting then rebol should be able to do that for you, and make a good GUI if you put the effort in. make a script that you run on any machine you like, make it into a client/server type script and collect all the data you like. http://www.codeconscious.com/rebol/rebol-net.html "... Determining IP Addresses "I was wondering if there is a way to use REBOL to determine the ip addresses currently connected to my local machine if its acting as a proxy. I believe the answer is no but was interested how I might determine that or another language that could do that and interface with REBOL by means of exchange that data via a tcp port." Do you mean the IP address of the remote end of a connected TCP port ? You can find that in port/remote-ip. The IP address of the local end of the connection is in port/local-ip. Additionally there are port/remote-port and port/local-port for the port numbers. Or are you trying to find the IP addresses assigned to the interfaces of your machine ? With current experimentals try "get-modes udp:// 'interfaces". This returns a block of objects that contain network configuration paramenters, including IP addresses. Works with most operating systems (not with BeOS and Elate though). Holger Kruse" http://search.virginmedia.com/result...p&cr=&x=23&y=8 http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap...script-index.r http://rebolweek.blogspot.com/ http://www.rebol.net/builds/ http://www.rebolforces.com/articles/hipe.html " Building a server engine If you want to start using REBOL for server applications, you may consider building a server engine for all network communications. In this article I'll describe the HIgh Performance Engine of Rugby, hipe. Hipe provides you with a TCP and UDP based server framework, and a simple form of threading. What kind of features do we expect from a server framework? TCP and UDP capable, as these are the dominant protocols of the Internet. Easy addition of protocol handlers built on top of hipe. Good performance. Some simple form of threading. This is useful to start little tasks while we are in the network event loop. So let's start our script with ... "