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xtraceroute-0.9.1-netgeo.diff
by goethel - Mar 18th 2005 01:11:12
i have just tried xtraceroute again ;-)
thus i have made a bugfix to my netgeo patch, here it is:
INFO
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Patch that adds lookups against CAIDA's NetGeo database.
Patch against xtraceroute 0.9.1 !
http://www.jausoft.com/Files/xtraceroute-0.9.1-netgeo.diff.bz2
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Re: xtraceroute-0.9.1-netgeo.diff
by Moritz Barsnick - Jun 25th 2006 11:56:10
Please note that this netgeo database is now out of date and unsupported,
according to http://www.caida.org/tools/utilities/netgeo/:
NOTE: NetGeo has not been actively maintained for several years, and
this will probably not change in the foreseeable future. As a result, there
are several known major issues affecting accuracy and service availability.
Please be warned that NetGeo may give wildly incorrect results, especially
for recently allocated or re-assigned IP addresses.
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NetGeo
by frido - Oct 30th 2000 16:08:14
Take a loot at NetGeo a database that maps IP/domains/AS to
geographical locations, it's sponsered by all the major registries
http://www.caida.org/tools/utilities/netgeo/
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Indeed
by Jaco Gerber - Apr 28th 2000 07:42:59
Agreed, great (looking) app, but note very useful without a major database.
Perhaps what is needed is some sort of collaborated effort to build such a
db online. (?) A bit like a napster for IP locations thing.
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xtraceroute database
by compost - Jan 8th 2000 01:24:01
i like it... not 100% stable, but beautiful anyway.
-> the thing i'd like to know is: does anyone know
where i can get a nice big database of i.p.'scorrelated to
latitudes/longitudes?
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Re: xtraceroute database
by Joram - Feb 11th 2001 22:13:18
> i like it... not 100% stable, but
> beautiful anyway.
> - the thing i'd like to know is: does
> anyone know
> where i can get a nice big database of
> i.p.'scorrelated to
> latitudes/longitudes?
>
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xtraceroute
by momo - Nov 24th 1999 09:16:34
I have severe trouble in getting this one compiled...
Unfortunately; seems to be a cool prog.
Momo
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Xtraceroute is a pain in the arse
by ctxspy - Jul 5th 1999 01:50:24
It just won't compile..
I don't get it..
it seems to want GTK installed, which I have!!!
but the configure script bogs down at that point, and there is no
recourse!
Ah well,
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Re: Xtraceroute is a pain in the arse
by nunar - Jun 28th 2001 16:43:09
I was able to get it to compile after installing the GTKglArea that I got
from here
http://www.student.oulu.fi/~jlof/gtkglarea/
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Re: Xtraceroute is a pain in the arse
by Bill McGonigle - Jul 7th 2004 17:37:34
> http://www.student.oulu.fi/~jlof/gtkglarea/
which is now gone, but gtkglarea is distributed by Fedora, at least. rpm
--install gtkglarea-VERSION.rpm from the install CD.
I couldn't get the NetGeo patch to work against 0.9.1, though it's
promised for the next minor release. Anxiously awaited...
--
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My God, It's Full of Source!
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Re: Xtraceroute is a pain in the arse
by mike5496 - Oct 15th 2004 08:54:22
What version of gtkglarea did you use to get 0.9.1 to
compile? I installed gtkglarea 1.99 (the most recent I could
find) but had massive compilation errors.
TIA
Mike
>
> %
> http://www.student.oulu.fi/~jlof/gtkglarea/
>
>
> which is now gone, but gtkglarea is
> distributed by Fedora, at least. rpm
> --install gtkglarea-VERSION.rpm from the
> install CD.
>
> I couldn't get the NetGeo patch to work
> against 0.9.1, though it's promised for
> the next minor release. Anxiously
> awaited...
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