IPTables/Netfilter Recent Module Updated: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 16:14:02 -0500 Current Release: ipt_recent 0.3.1 Current Development (CVS): ipt_recent DEVEL Wrote myself a module which I called 'recent' to track seen IP addresses and be able to match against them using some criteria. What this lets me do is basically build up a temporary 'bad-guy' list for when people attempt to port scan me and whatnot and then I use the match to drop everything coming from them for a given amount of time. Added a section to the website for the recent module where I'll put up more detailed information. Soccer Updated: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 18:26:58 -0400 Not really a project but something I'm doing and a place to put my soccer schedule. All the games I'm able to make it to are at Poplar Tree Park off of Stringfellow Rd. just north of 66. The games which are '*'d I won't be able to make it to because of conflicts with my school schedule. This is the fall 2002 schedule. Thursday, September 5th, 8:30pm Poplar Tree #2 Saturday, September 8th, 8:30pm Poplar Tree #3 Saturday, September 21st, 5:30pm Poplar Tree #3 Saturday, September 28th, 5:30pm Poplar Tree #3 Saturday, October 5th, 5:30pm Poplar Tree #3 Saturday, October 19th, 5:30pm Poplar Tree #3 Friday, October 25th, 8:00pm Poplar Tree #1 Saturday, October 26th, 5:30pm Poplar Tree #3 College Updated: Thu, 08 Aug 2002 14:06:43 -0400 This isn't exactly a project but it's still a good place to put my school schedule for the various semester, so, here goes: Fall, 2002: Lang Proc/Program Envir - W 7:20pm-10:00pm R-B118 Computer Networking Syst - T 7:20pm-10:00pm ST-126 Operating Systems - W 4:30pm-7:10pm R-B105 Intro Artificial Intell - M 7:20pm-10:00pm R-B118 Network Updated: Wed, 29 May 2002 17:08:37 -0400 So I run something like a small ISP out of my house. Currently have 2 primary external network connections, an SDSL from MCI/Worldcom (UUNET) and a cable modem from Cox Communications. I've got a linux box set up as the gateway/firewall and it handles splitting the outbound traffic depending on the type of traffic it is to go out either the SDSL or the cable modem. Basically high-volume traffic goes out the cable modem (http, ftp, rsync, etc) and most other stuff goes out the SDSL (ssh, smtp, etc). LDAPv3, Kerberos v5, OpenAFS Updated: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 23:21:16 -0400 LDAPv3 is the combination of LDAP and Kerberos for account management/authentication. I'm planning on implementing it and OpenAFS on my home network (which has around 15 machines on it). LDAP will handle: User information (users, groups, phone numbers, addresses, etc), authorization rights, mail aliases, and potentially much more. Kerberos will handle the authentication, of course. AFS will be used for home directories, web directories, possibly other stuff. We've got much of this operational up at work thanks to the herculean efforts of Brian, whose brain I will be picking for much of this probably. :) Personal Website Updated: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 10:09:33 -0400 Automated 'News Item' addition Automated 'Project' addition/update Automated 'Machines' addition/update - Well, automated in that I just have to type a simple command to do it. - Still looking into doing some actual automation to grab uptime and such Website statistics (generated using analog) Traffic statistics (generated using MRTG) dnetc statistics (generated using ppstats) - Not really part of this site but hosted on my network dnetc Updated: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 10:08:25 -0400 dnetc.snowman.net is a Distributed.Net personal proxy which generates a bunch of cool graphs and statistics and whatnot about the dnetc work which is done by people using it. It's not really my project anymore, I did some work on it in the past but havn't spent much time on it recently. The goal was, originally at least, to move it into a mysql database and then have the pages do queiries against the database. I did some of that but never finished it all and hadn't got the loading really automated yet either. Perhaps I'll find some time to spend on it at some later date.