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SlimerJS
A scriptable browser like PhantomJS, based on Firefox
... in the future, as the development is suspended for now. SlimerJS provides the same API of PhantomJS. The current version of SlimerJS is highly compatible with PhantomJS 2.1. See current release notes in docs/release-notes-*.rst, and read the compatibility table to know the implementation level. The main goal of SlimerJS is to allow to execute all scripts developed for PhantomJS. So you could use tools like CasperJS. In fact, CasperJs 1.1 and higher can be executed with SlimerJS! -
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network packet generator
a simple packet generator for TCP,UDP and ICMP network packages
You can create different kinds of network packages e.g. ICMP echo request, echo replies, TCP packages with different settings, ... . You can start the programm by typing 'sudo ./start_pg2.sh interfacename'. The script is necessary to suppress the rst-packets from the linux kernel. I created this program to improve my C skills and to gain some experience in network programming. It is a early version and everyone is welcome to improve it ;). I´m from Germany so program and the comments...
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