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Funtoo's portage contains ebuilds for the following initialization systems:
{{Ebuild
|Summary=lanmap sits quietly on a network and builds a picture of what it sees
|CatPkg=net-misc/lanmap
|Maintainer=
|Homepage=http://www.parseerror.com/lanmap
}}
'''Lanmap''' is a utility to generate visual representations of what happens on your network.  Lanmap passively listens to traffic to generate an image.


== In Portage ==
== Install ==
The following packages have ebuilds available in Portage.
=== Emerge ===
<console>###i## emerge lanmap</console>


==== OpenRC====
== Runtime ==
As lanmap requires access to hardware it must be run as root.


(Uses <tt>sys-apps/sysvinit</tt>)
To generate a lanmap that is easily served via {{package|www-servers/nginx}}, {{package|www-servers/apache}} or any other major webserver.


[[Package:OpenRC| <tt>sys-apps/openrc</tt>]] is Funtoo's default init system. Funtoo OpenRC is an independently-maintained, forked version of the [[Wikipedia:OpenRC|OpenRC]] init scripts ([http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/openrc/ now maintained by Gentoo]). Funtoo Linux-specific changes generally relate to [[Funtoo Linux Networking|Funtoo network configuration]].
wired:
<console>###i## lanmap -i eth0 -T png -o /var/www/localhost/htdocs/</console>
wireless:
<console>###i## lanmap -i wlan0 -T png -o /var/www/localhost/htdocs/</console>


==== sysvinit ====
The resulting image will be located at http://localhost/lanmap.png & <code>/var/www/localhost/htdocs/lanmap.png</code>


[[Package:sysvinit| <tt>sys-apps/sysvinit</tt>]]
the official documentation suggests using -o /tmp/ to output to <code>/tmp/lanmap.png</code>


==== s6 ====
as of 06:50, 25 May 2014 (UTC) there are no init scripts or <code>/etc/conf.d</code> configurations to define interfaces & start up.


[[Package:s6| <tt>sys-apps/s6</tt>]]
== External Resources ==
 
* [http://www.aldeid.com/wiki/Lanmap aldeid.com lanmap wiki]
==== runit====
{{EbuildFooter}}
 
[[Package:runit| <tt>sys-process/runit</tt>]]
 
==== monit====
 
[[Package:monit| <tt>app-admin/monit</tt>]]
 
==== systemd====
 
[[Package:systemd| <tt>sys-apps/systemd</tt>]]
 
== Not in Portage ==
The following systems do not have ebuilds in portage.
 
==== [[Wikipedia:upstart|upstart]] ====
 
 
==== [http://universe2.us/epoch.html| epoch] ====
 
==== [[Wikipedia:launchd|launchd]] ====
 
==== [http://troglobit.com/finit.html| finit] ====
 
==== [[Wikipedia:Service_Management_Facility|SMF]] ====
 
==== [[Wikipedia:SystemStarter|SystemStarter]] ====
 
 
= References =
 
* [http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Comparison_of_init_systems| Gentoo Comparison of Init Systems chart]

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Lanmap is a utility to generate visual representations of what happens on your network. Lanmap passively listens to traffic to generate an image.

Install

Emerge

root # emerge lanmap

Runtime

As lanmap requires access to hardware it must be run as root.

To generate a lanmap that is easily served via www-servers/nginx, www-servers/apache or any other major webserver.

wired:

root # lanmap -i eth0 -T png -o /var/www/localhost/htdocs/

wireless:

root # lanmap -i wlan0 -T png -o /var/www/localhost/htdocs/

The resulting image will be located at http://localhost/lanmap.png & /var/www/localhost/htdocs/lanmap.png

the official documentation suggests using -o /tmp/ to output to /tmp/lanmap.png

as of 06:50, 25 May 2014 (UTC) there are no init scripts or /etc/conf.d configurations to define interfaces & start up.

External Resources