hello list, I was wondering if anyone has attempted, or knows of anyone who has made a CarnivorePE client (http://rhizome.org/carnivore/) using PD? I have done very much googling and list searching but with no luck... The patch seems simple enough: CarnivorePE sends out its data on port localhost 6667, so in PD a 'netreceive' object with this same port should receive the data, correct? But it does not. I am not very familiar with networking in pd, or how the 'netreceive' and 'netsend' objects function specifically, and I can't seem to figure out to make the patch work. Any and all help or information would be greatly appreciated. many many thanks, owen cartwright p.s. telneting to port 6667 works (prints carnivore's data to the screen), can't pd do this too?
Owen,
Carnivore doesn't send data out on 6667, you have to connect to it as a client. Netreceive is a passive object that receives data in on a port, but just creating a netreceive doesn't tell carnivore that you want to receive information.
I think you might want to look for the [netclient] object, which I think is in Zexy, or maxlib, or maybe another library, I can't remember.
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Owen Cartwright wrote:
hello list,
I was wondering if anyone has attempted, or knows of anyone who has made a CarnivorePE client (http://rhizome.org/carnivore/) using PD? I have done very much googling and list searching but with no luck...
The patch seems simple enough: CarnivorePE sends out its data on port localhost 6667, so in PD a 'netreceive' object with this same port should receive the data, correct? But it does not. I am not very familiar with networking in pd, or how the 'netreceive' and 'netsend' objects function specifically, and I can't seem to figure out to make the patch work. Any and all help or information would be greatly appreciated.
many many thanks, owen cartwright
p.s. telneting to port 6667 works (prints carnivore's data to the screen), can't pd do this too?
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On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, David NG McCallum wrote:
Carnivore doesn't send data out on 6667, you have to connect to it as a client. Netreceive is a passive object that receives data in on a port, but just creating a netreceive doesn't tell carnivore that you want to receive information.
You mean it uses the same port as most IRC servers? was that intentional on their part?
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Oh funny, I never thought of that. I was just parroting Owen; I actually have no idea what port Carnivore works on, it's been a while.
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Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, David NG McCallum wrote:
Carnivore doesn't send data out on 6667, you have to connect to it as a client. Netreceive is a passive object that receives data in on a port, but just creating a netreceive doesn't tell carnivore that you want to receive information.
You mean it uses the same port as most IRC servers? was that intentional on their part?
Hallo, Mathieu Bouchard hat gesagt: // Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, David NG McCallum wrote:
Carnivore doesn't send data out on 6667, you have to connect to it as a client. Netreceive is a passive object that receives data in on a port, but just creating a netreceive doesn't tell carnivore that you want to receive information.
You mean it uses the same port as most IRC servers? was that intentional on their part?
It's intentional, I suppose. You even control CarnivorePE by sending messages like "JOIN #carnivore" over the tcp-connection.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
LimitAZero did a project that uses PD with Carnivore. http://www.limiteazero.com/carnivore/
On 1.11.2005, at 13:59, Owen Cartwright wrote:
hello list,
I was wondering if anyone has attempted, or knows of anyone who has
made a CarnivorePE client (http://rhizome.org/carnivore/) using PD?
I have done very much googling and list searching but with no luck...The patch seems simple enough: CarnivorePE sends out its data on
port localhost 6667, so in PD a 'netreceive' object with this same
port should receive the data, correct? But it does not. I am not
very familiar with networking in pd, or how the 'netreceive' and
'netsend' objects function specifically, and I can't seem to figure
out to make the patch work. Any and all help or information would
be greatly appreciated.many many thanks, owen cartwright
p.s. telneting to port 6667 works (prints carnivore's data to the
screen), can't pd do this too? _______________________________________________ PD-list@iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/ listinfo/pd-list
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