Archive for the 'Progs/Tools/Libs' Category

Rotating the movie from Canon G3

Tuesday, May 10th, 2005

mencoder motorola_and_p900.avi -o m1.avi -oac copy -vop rotate=1 -ovc lavc

Tried -ovc =xvid, but it segfaults

JUNG

Tuesday, February 15th, 2005

JUNG – Java Universal Network Graph Framework Looks quite advanced… we will see what it can do.

Trying out a graph framework to implement PageRank and other algorithms. We will see how it will work with PageRank. (more…)

Tripwire Online

Wednesday, November 10th, 2004

Axel came up an idea to write an on-line Tripwire – checking the checksums of files before they are executed. This seems to be quite easily doable using LSM. however, they are a few issues that need to be understood:

  • Execution of scripts/perl programs, etc. – cannot prevent it :-(
  • Dynamic library loading – how to do it in LSM
  • Policy loading – how to read policies in Kernel mode

Hum…. such thing already exists and is an open source project ;-) Digsig

Pointers from “Innocent Code”

Wednesday, November 10th, 2004

Just a few interesting pointers to tools from a book I read:

  • WHArsenal – www.whitesec.com (doesn’t seem to be available anymore)
  • HTTPush – on the fly modification of requests (in Perl)
  • WEBScarab – http://www.owasp.org/software/webscarab.html
  • Spikeproxy – http://packages.debian.org/unstable/net/spikeproxy.html
  • PenProxy – http://shh.thathost.com/pub-java/html/PenProxy.html

PQA – Query Analyzer for MySQL/PostgreSQL

Wednesday, October 27th, 2004

I found a nice program PQA written in Ruby to show query statistics based on database logs. That sound like almost exactly what I needed, so I tried it on MySQL MT log files and some other data. There were a few bugs that I fixed.

In addition I added a new report printing unique queries and when they occurred. It seems to work fine and with help of awk/make/gnuplot generated a few nice graphs.

XDoclet

Wednesday, October 27th, 2004

Xdoclett seems to be a nice way of generating web.xml descriptor based on the JavaDOC style comments in a source code. From what Chris showed me, it looks it’s quite difficult to run though. (more…)