It's radio Jim but not as we know it…
Here’s a really neat project which a mate told me about, it uses sdr dongles to build a passive radar system !
The article is not a new one but I’d managed to miss it and maybe you did too !
You’ll find the code here —–> https://github.com/pyapril/pyapril
My fave github coder has added another useful script to his portfolio.
ModSentry is a real-time log monitoring tool for analyzing security events from ModSecurity logs. It provides an intuitive terminal interface to track alerts and highlight critical incidents. IP addresses can be blocked or unblocked using iptables directly from the interface.
https://github.com/yodabytz/modsentry
New open-source project transforms Android phones into ham radio transceivers
and I’m starting with this one… https://github.com/yodabytz
I’ve installed all three of these scripts on the new web server and I love ’em !
I even keep my terminal open to the server while I’m doing website stuff just to watch the numbers 😀
I’m finding them really useful in keeping an eye on the server resource usage situation. Netscope and Swapwatch run on the Raspberry Pi mmdvm hotspot too !
If you’re a newb like me, trying to learn some Linux command line stuff and a bit of Python to use on your server here’s a great place to begin !
I love github too…
https://github.com/yodabytz/netscope
Monitor your computer’s network connections in real time.
Lists both connected and listening ports with connection details, runs from a simple command line interface.
DeepSea Developments Modularizes the RTL-SDR for Multi-Receiver Software-Defined Radio Projects