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The libtld is used to extract the TLD from any URI from anywhere in the world. The library recognizes all TLDs, whatever the number of levels the TLD includes (i.e. .com has one, .au has up to 4 such as .schools.nsw.edu.au) this library will be capable of extracting it. The library is for C, C++, and PHP.

...In addition, an audible alarm warns you via Telnet or SSH terminal, a log files recorded can be used to convey specific information to the system administrator. It is comes with a configurable for warning by email. lightweight code, coming with the source files, written in C, Email warning sender, ANDROID ping, SPARC, AMD64, traceroute, DETECT SOURCE Downs, Warning by Email, C language

...A single package that makes the most of each platform by tapping into their unique capabilities, combining this power with an intuitive interface, beautiful design and Haskell's excellent support for unprecedented levels of concurrency and parallelism. It strives for the smallest source code size (< 500 lines) while delivering maximum throughput with near zero overhead.

InspIRCd is no longer managed though SourceForge. For information and the latest version, please check out: http://www.inspircd.org

IRC Daemon based on UnrealIRCd with added features and enhancements, including features from Bahamut, UltimateIRCd, Hybrid and other IRCd software.

The IRCd Conf manager util aims at automating ircd tasks such as configuration and compilation. Other options are also included such as automatich updates. This script will eventually be ready to be used for other irc networks. Requires ncurses/dialog

SuperVixen is an IRC bouncer written in C, and uses pthreads to manage connections (from clients and to IRC server). It's pretty basic and allowes you to have several clients connected to the bouncer at the same time.

...The goal of this project is to create a simple, fast and easily expandable (for now manually, later on with easy python addons). For now configuration will be done using text files and (in case of adding features) doing small modifications to the source code. The code will be extensively commented and written in a simple language (python) to allow easy modification. It is intended for advanced users and developers to experiment with an open browser to add their own features. Do note that the browser is minimalistic. This means that some features that the author considers to be "bloated", like mouse gestures, long configurations, etc. will not be supported (but can be made by you). ...