GeoXPlanet now available at Sourceforge.net
 

A while back I started a thread about XPlanet/XEarth and plotting active tcp/ip connections in near real-time. The project has been hosted at sourceforge.net and is available for download now. (Thanks to those who expressed interest in it!) You can find it at:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/geoxplanet/

GeoXPlanet-0.3 released!
 

Just a small update, GeoXPlanet has gone multi-platform and is available for download now.

thankyou :) i shall bookmark that and try it when i get linux back on the road, problem with HD at the moment.

Sorry to hear about the HD problems...but thanks for your interest in GeoXPlanet...

If you need to report problems with GeoXPlanet, please either e-mail me at rocket357 |at| users |dot| sourceforge |dot| net, or file a bug on sourceforge at the project site. Likewise, if you think up a cool idea for it, please let me know! Thanks again.

Edit - GeoXPlanet-0.3.3 is out: http://sourceforge.net/project/scree...roup_id=205209

This update includes launching XPlanet/XEarth from within GeoXPlanet, so configurations don't have to be coordinated between the two projects!

Quick update:

GeoXPlanet-0.4.0 is out now.

Big changes:

1) Windows is supported (again)
2) Graphical configuration utility
3) Connection tracing is stable

Thanks to everyone who's tested GeoXPlanet so far!

I've moved this to the Linux-News section as I think this would count as a press release of sorts. Please keep us posted, always good to hear about projects from our members.

GeoXPlanet-0.4.2 has been released.

This release fixes a few bugs reported to me today. The graphical configuration utility got quite a bit of attention, so if you had difficulty with it before, give it a whirl again...

Thanks!

Thanks for the kind words. I'd hardly call this a press release (the project is a tiny one haha), but thanks!

GeoXPlanet-0.4.4 has been released, and an additional "branch" of the project has been created. The new branch contains a SQLite binary database file of the MaxMind GeoLiteCity data set, which is licensed according to this:

http://www.maxmind.com/download/geoi...se/LICENSE.txt

In addition, the new "branch" defaults to using the new geoip.db binary database file and a few bugfixes were tossed in for good measure.

I'm uploading the new version right now and it should be available shortly for those interested.

Thanks.