Private ProjectsInternet Traffic Monitor ![]() A rather quick project I originally did for my dad as a christmas present. He sometimes needs to watch some stuff via a webcam over the internet (yeah I now what you think now, but you guessed wrong). And because we only have ISDN (which is going to change soon tough) he sometimes asks me wether I'm downloading something because it's so slow. So this would be an easier way to find out if someone's downloading. However, I don't think that he even remembers that the apps icon exists on his desktop... I've got an IPCop machine that connect's to the internet. So I coded a little bit in php that does ifconfig every second in order to get the transferred and received bytes. That data is stored in a stack-like file with a limit of about 600 records. So when a new record is inserted, the oldest one get's deleted. The C# Client now connects to the ipcop machine via a htpp request and read that file and displays it with the help of NPlot. That's all. Reassign tags ![]() Yet another small tool I needed for my MP3-Player (sorry for the crappy screenshot). I ripped some songs from my (legally bought) CDs but in the OGG Format. So I needed them as MP3 in order to get them running on my MP3-Player and all the OGG<->MP3 Transcoders didn't reassign the tags. So I did it myself. HDDStats ![]() The guys at my work (civilian service) wanted to have statistics of they data by year. So I coded some lines of C# that analyzes all data an displays them by year. It is able to save the analysis and can be loaded again. And some other stuff. Blah. It's not really interesting.... |


