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This project implements an IPTables extension and the associated kernel loadable module to handle tunneling of GTP user-plane data.
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Implements a simple SMTP daemon that accepts any mail from any sender to any recipient (spam trap). All delivery attempts will be rejected but the mails can be processed anyhow. Can be extended with modules which do the processing of received mails.
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I would like to continue the good Ndoc project which is a comfortable tool to create documents to our active project(s).Now I have been just studying C# in Vienna that is why I can not develop so intensely. Contact with me: iptables at c2 dot hu.
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Communication system between administrator and network users - based on iptables,PHP,Apache and MySQL
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A daemon to detect spammers trying to harvest email addresses by username guessing and temporarily DROP them with iptables firewall rules. The program also looks for and kills sendmail processes that have been stuck in "cmd read" mode for a long time.
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etherdam is an IPTables firewall configuration engine; it implements a primitive (and hopefully simple) scripting language as an alternative to direct use of iptables.
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MODU is a linux oriented textual dialup toolkit with support for MS callback and iptables. It is intended to be flexible enough to dialup to many ISP without much configuration.
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Protect your Server/Network against spammers. fw_spam queries a DNS-based Spam Database to detect spam listed ip-addresses. It is a userspace daemon, wich gets the packets from the iptables QUEUE target. You can configure the dns server, the firewall
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Defcon 5 is designed to help get you started using firewalls on linux. Basic script that sets up NAT, IPTABLES and logging to provide a medium level of security. Well documeted for those that learn by example.
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Iptables match module capable of matching various peer-to-peer networks by examining the application-layer protocol
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The p2p_grab script will make a log which is useful to generate an IP list. This list is inserted in cbq to shape the bandwidth for the users that use P2P programs. Also the IP list can be inserted in an iptables firewall script...
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Protowatch is a userspace extension to Linux\'s 2.4 iptables firewalling code. Userspace will dynamically start a server to accept the packet, and log whatever the client sends. Useful for discovering what protocols are in use.
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ReAIM is an AOL Instant Messenger Proxy for iptables-based firewalls. It allows direct connections to be made to hosts behind an address-translating firewall. MSN and Windows Messenger are also supported.
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ADSL4Linux is a program to connect your Linux box via ADSL to the internet in as few steps as possible. This is all done in the easiest possible way. Also contains two Firewalls (ipchains and iptables).
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