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... with additional set of rules & filters. • Available as 64bit: - ISO image (Internet connection required during installation) - install from scratch (Internet connection required during installation). • Minimum Requirements (for 5,000 messages/day): 1 GB of RAM 30 GB storage drive 1 Processor x86/AMD64 1 Ethernet x 1 IPv4 address UDP ports: 53 123 4500 6277 24441 TCP ports: 25 80 443 2703

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LSTC is designed for the use of a server for Scratch (http://scratch.mit.edu/). It's also designed in a way that you can connect to different "plugins" allowing one person to play chat and another to play a multiplayer game without either of the projects interfering with the other. With a little modification (of the parsing and sending messages), you can use it with raw sockets for other projects made outside of Scratch.

This is a Java Framework which allows to design and simulate Channels, Cryptography algorithms, Coding algorithms, Noise analysis, Information sources and destinations, etc. It supports both Classical and Quantum Information Theory fields. It also allows to design a new Information Scheme from scratch. It has a big Math library which supports Abstract and Linear Algebra objects e.g Hilbert spaces.

Written in Java, this is meant to be used as a replacement for Scratch (by MIT) on web servers. It uses TCP port 42001 and Remote Sensors Connections Protocol.

A C++ IRC daemon (IRCd) with an emphasis on customisability. ircd.io is written from scratch and hopes to avoid many of the issues found in other IRCd's that have come about from using a nearly quarter-century old codebase.

dfighterbot is an easily portable automated rfc1459 IRC client written from scratch using only ANSI C language + the BSD sockets library for Unix and Winsock2 for Windows. It supports CTCP, and IPv6 as well.

tamarux is a set of IRC services written from scratch that implements lots of new features never seen on IRC. Designed to be flexible, stable and easy to run and maintain.

Liquid9 is the next generation IRCd written entirely from scratch using C. When fully developed it should run on all *nix systems as well as win32. Liquid9 has the ability to load modules on the fly. Original Codebase written by Charles Beckham.

The MailRA resource adapter allows sending and asynchronously (non-polling) receiving of emails. It is coded according to the JCA 1.5 and Java EE 5 standards. The project is coded from scratch, without using source code from Sun.

nullircd is a next-generation modular IRC server written from scratch in C. it is intended to both comply with common IRC standards and provide new advanced features and closer integration with IRC services that only a server written from scratch can do.

DMBBS is a telnet BBS systems designed from scratch and written entirely in C. It is planned to support all the major features that a DOC like telnet BBS is expected to support, such as floors, rooms, chatrooms and eXpress Messages.

AstroSPACES is the world's first open source social networking solution. Coded from scratch, it is highly efficient and very easy to use.

nBounce is a lightweight IRC Bouncer that uses MySQL db for everything. It's written from scratch and not based on any other BNC's. It's capable of loading modules, such as webinterface. Changelog can be found here: http://www.nbounce.se/changelog.txt

A small fast, lightweight nntp news client for OSX written from scratch in Objective C and Cocoa. Uses a simple clean interface similar to mail.app and KHTML to render messages

PHP2ICQ is a libary which lets you easily send ICQ Messages from your own php scripts by using a direct connection to the ICQ server via the Oscar protocol (ICQ v7/v8/v9). It is completely written from scratch.

Osmap is a way of putting map data into XML tags, such as roads, vegetation, buildings, and related info. A much easier alternative to GIS, with more features than proprietary. Osmap format gives apps enough info to draw complex maps from scratch.

CGI Spy is a recently new CGI based bulletin board. It has completely been build from scratch to ensure that the code is easy to understand. Feel free to help developing the code.

An IRCd written in C++, coded mostly from scratch. This projects aims to produce a stable, easily maintainable IRC daemon. The software will also have a powerful module interface, allowing developers to easily create dynamic extensions to the software.

The Natasha Project is an automated client for the Internet Relay Chat (IRC). She is written in pure C, from scratch, and has web interface written in PHP. She is developed to work best in an ircu network. The intention is to run a lot of Natashas in a s

Forum Plus! is a project which involves the developent of an ASP based bulletin board. Completely written from scratch to ensure maximum performance and a comprehensible code, the forum is gradually improving every day.

Dogfood is an opensource Groupware/CRM browser based system based on the wonderful phprojekt project. The biggest changes we've made are to trash the existing phprojekt mail module and wrote one from scratch. We've also tightened up relationships.

Full featured, modular IRC bot built from scratch in Python, similar to eggdrop. The internal object oriented IRC library is designed to be both flexible and extensible and is easily separated from the rest of the bot for other projects.

ALX3000 is the "NeXT generation newsreader" for Mac OS X. Build from scratch using Cocoa it is fast and works well with all system services. The core of the application was developed by the authors of the popular Alexandra newreader for NeXTSTEP.

Exordium IRC Services are a unique set modular of IRC Services, coded from scratch in C++ to ensure it remains efficient and truly object orientated. A 'Service' can be reloaded without bringing down the other 'services' ensuring maximum uptime.