Generate Graphs from tinc
TODO
- currently the Maps api key is hard coded in
tinc_graphs/static/map.html, if you want to use this feature you will need to replace this key manually
Install
Nix
# tinc_pre is required:
nix-env -i -f tinc_graphs.nix
## e.g. in Retiolum:
## krebs.retiolum.tinc = pkgs.tinc_pre
Local
python setup.py install
# also install graphviz,imagemagic for building graphs
Usage:
see source of the 2 builder scripts:
#all-around-builder
# env: EXTERNAL_FOLDER, INTERNAL_FOLDER, GEODB, TINC_HOSTPATH
all-the-graphs
# build actual graphs
build-graph
# exported py scripts
tinc-stats2json # - parses tinc current state into json
tinc-build-graph # - transfers json to graph
copy-map # - copies map.html into $1
add-geodata # - adds geodata to json
tinc-availability-stats # adds availability data to json
Geodb infos
- http://geolite.maxmind.com/download/geoip/database/GeoLiteCity.dat.gz
- nix-env -iA geolite-legacy
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python setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/*
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