radiosilenceapp.com

I like the minimalism of this, just a connection monitor, nothing else. Great work! 1 feature request tough: I've installed RadioSilence also, and it would be very handy to be…

The bandwidth suggestions are good, but rather than suggest more, I'll just say I really like the way you've laid things out. The UI lets me see data via the angles I'd want to…

Great work! I really like the nice clean interface. It would be great if there would be an option to put it in the menu bar and hide it in the dock.

Very nice looking program - can certainly see myself using it to keep track of what's going on on my Mac. One thing I've noticed though, is that it doesn't seem to be catching…

Looks awesome - exactly what I've been after to be honest. I'd love you if you could make it work on 10.6 as well...

The problem seems to be about kernel architecture compatibility. I'm going through the build settings etc to see if there's some reason this happens. I'll keep this thread updated.

The downloadable package is now updated, and it should support 32 and 64 bit kernels. Please let me know if there are any more problems. Thanks for everyone's patience! * Edit: I…

Update: The problem was related to 32 vs 64 bit kernels, and is fixed now. I also received an email confirmation from everyone who reported the issue that it works for them.…

Bandwidth. Bandwidth usage would be nice. This is something that little-snitch doesn't already do and you can't see it in activity monitor as far as I know. Any chance of…

To clarify. Activity monitor does not show a bandwidth usage on a process to process basis. Since the app in the link is a list of processes and where they are connecting it…

Java network traffic isn't listed. I tried both Minecraft and the Clojure REPL. Nothing. It would also be useful to see the type of connection, TCP/UDP, port number, etc.

Too bad it doesn't want to work on my Snow Leopard system

why Lion-only then?

Bandwidth. Bandwidth usage would be nice. This is something that little-snitch doesn't already do and you can't see it in activity monitor as far as I know. Any chance of…

To clarify. Activity monitor does not show a bandwidth usage on a process to process basis. Since the app in the link is a list of processes and where they are connecting it…

I like the minimalism of this, just a connection monitor, nothing else. Great work! 1 feature request tough: I've installed RadioSilence also, and it would be very handy to be…

Great, I just bought it. Any chance of incorporating Private Eye into Radio Silence, at least for the purpose of selecting the apps I want to block? Or being able to drag and…

It seems like you check for SYN packets, so there is no way to just see the connection currently active. This in my opinion limits the usefulness of the application, it would be…

Java network traffic isn't listed. I tried both Minecraft and the Clojure REPL. Nothing. It would also be useful to see the type of connection, TCP/UDP, port number, etc.

Looks awesome - exactly what I've been after to be honest. I'd love you if you could make it work on 10.6 as well...

I agree... Any reason why you don't want to support Snow Leopard?

I wonder how it works, i.e. what APIs it is using, etc. Any details? Question on SO:…

Actually, it does use kernel-level connection tracking.

Nice looking app! But why distributing it as PKG when it only creates Private Eye.app and com.radiosilenceapp.nke.PrivateEye.plist?

2 questions: 1. Why distribute as a pkg instead of a zipped .app or a dmg? 2. Why not put it on MAS? edit: scratch that, I found the postflight script installing a kext.

Thanks for sharing! Any chance you share the source on Github?

My plan is to give the software away for free, but keep the distribution somewhat centralized and the source closed. The app is, on a business level, a marketing tool for my…

Bandwidth. Bandwidth usage would be nice. This is something that little-snitch doesn't already do and you can't see it in activity monitor as far as I know. Any chance of…

It works for me. Thanks for making this, keep up the good work! Now if you introduce the option of blocking applications, I'd uninstall LittleSnitch for this.

nettop in the command line does it (added in Lion), maybe you can scrape it out of there or find the source to it to see how it's done.

On Lion there is also a new useful shell command called nettop.

Thanks for the info. I'll look into the Java issue. Wonder if they do something unorthodox with their traffic. The connection details is something I've pondered about. Port…

That's right. Of course, parsing the http requests isn't a monumental task, and it could be done. I'm just not sure whether it's worth it. Wireshark already exists, and I see no…

this looks useful, so i had a look for the linux equivalent. turns out there's a command line utility called nethogs that does something similar (it shows bandwidth per process,…