Monthly Archive for Januar, 2010

AirPortClown: Simple MAC address spoof for Snow Leopard

Published on Januar 22, 2010 in mac os x and security. 25 Comments Tags: , , , , .

So I found Ryans Automator to do this at iamthekiller but it was not 100% perfect, so I added some of JosteinB’s suggestions from his blog and out came an AppleScript Application called AirPortClown, which you can download here:

And it looks something like this:

The source code is of course included in the download. MacDaddyX didn’t work for me and aaspoof is Shareware.

Update: If you look though the comments you will see that there is still some development going on, this version up here is for OS X 10.6.3 but you can download the version for OS X 10.6.2 here. Make sure your Airport is turned on first when using the 10.6.3 version.

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XML Sitemap Generator for Rails

Published on Januar 10, 2010 in plugins, resources and ruby on rails. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , .

I realy like the way the Google (XML) Sitemaps Generator for WordPress handles the generation of my sitemaps and informs Google about the changes on my blog.

I was missing this in the Rails world for a long time, so I decided to build my own Rails plugin.

Here it is: “XML Sitemap Generator for Rails”

It’s just a quick implementation of all the functionality you need to let your Rails App generate a XML Sitemap and ping Google about the updates.
It’s not made to be scale more to give your small site the abillitiy to have a sitemap.

I’ll work on it in the future to make it easy to add some custom URL’s and maybe to have a version to scale…

Check it out on: GitHub
If you have any suggestions fork the project and send me a pull request.

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