EtherEye: revealing your network

EtherEye Changelog

Version 1.5.3 - 16th November 2006

Version 1.5.2 - 12th May 2006

Bug causing only multiples of 5 machines to be displayed fixed - thanks to Jason Hirsch for reporting.

Version 1.5.1 - 6th October 2005

Version 1.5 - 5th October 2005

Config and host files now stored in XML format
There is now an option to cache search results so EtherEye doesn't ping every time it's accessed
There is a new option to set the ping timeout option to reduce the amount of time ping waits for a host to respond
It is now very easy to translate EtherEye into other languages - simply create a language file and drop it in
Many significant code clean-ups - code is now much more efficient

Version 1.1 - 17th March 2005

Added a work-around for what seems to be a bug in the Windows version of PHP 4.3.9 (maybe others too), causing it to give errors when accessing the results and using the config script.
Removed the option to change the ping command; now the 'ping command line option' value is remembered when re-configuring.

Version 1.0 - 15th March 2005

EtherMap has now been renamed to EtherEye
The results page can now be configured to automatically refresh
Results are now available via an RSS 2.0 feed
Each machine now has an associated machine type, with a different image shown depending on the type selected
The interface is now much more themeable
The included documentation has been improved
Many improvements to the configuration interface
At least half the code has been re-written to be cleaner and more efficient

Version 0.6b - 7th March 2004

A human-readable name can now be associated with each machine
The results table is now dynamic (5 machines per-line)
The interface is now basically themeable
The node image was changed to GIF format because Internet Explorer can't handle PNG transparency
Configuration interface cleaned-up
Many other minor clean-ups

Version 0.5b - 14th February 2004