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Libnetsoul is a library which allows to manage Netsoul protocol. Login, view users state and send instant message easily !
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NetFS is planned to be a network based peer-to-peer file system where data is downloaded only when accessed. Built on FUSE for the file access, a BitTorrent-like modified protocol will drive the P2P network.
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iplist is a list based packet handler which uses the netfilter netlink-queue library (kernel 2.6.14 or later). It filters by IP-address and is optimized for thousands of IP-address ranges.
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1) Generic UDP server to wrapper gamepad and joystick events to uinput. 2) Specific UDP client under Android (+2.2) that send events to UDP server.
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Vortex Library an implementation of the RFC 3080 / RFC 3081, known as the BEEP Core protocol, mapped into TCP/IP layer and written in C.
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A whole IM solution based on XMPP( Extensible Messaging & Presence Protocol ), consist of an efficient c++ xmpp wrapper, a vivid implemention of both server and client.
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fktorrent is short for "fake torrent". It is a client for the BitTorrent network, which does not send and discards any received data. Otherwise, it behaves like an ordinary BitTorrent client.
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This projects implements the RFC2132 and at least RFC3046 as a Dynamic configurable SQL based DHCP server, based on the udhcpd code, extended to mask-and-select by client DHCP packets.
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Deliver is a file transfer protocol and implementation designed to be a safe, open-source alternative to the most extended transfer protocols like the traditional e-mail.
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PEPsal is an integrated, multi-layer, transparent TCP Performance Enhancing Proxy which splits the connection into two parts, making use of Linux TCP enhancements when sending data, and largely improving performance in links with different characteri
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This project aims to produce a stable and capable irc server for use on small to medium sized irc networks.
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The Pidgin Plugin contains the entire Morse Code. Have one more friend around to use it, it can be a lot of fun to communicate in this way.
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ESMTP MTA is a user configurable relay-only MTA with a sendmail-compatible syntax, based on libESMTP and supporting the AUTH (including the CRAM-MD5 and NTLM SASL mechanisms) and the StartTLS SMTP extensions.
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This is a open source media gateway controller. The protocol used is MEGACO/H.248. In a later version also SIP will be supported.
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FUNterm is a serial port terminal program for Windows. It offers basic serial connection. Because FUNterm is written using basic Win32 calls, with no high-level libraries, it works under Linux using Wine. The serial driver can be used separately.
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A $10 Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) that allows low cost routers such as the WRT54G to connect to an analog telephone. The application is low cost VOIP, in particular for the developing world.
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This project is aim to develop module named app_avi.so for asterisk to add the ability of play avi file.
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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.
