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A portal project providing useful information for those who have the hard job administering a school network. Hints, tips, configurations and special software for servers that can be used in educational environments can be found here.
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Big-Brother is a collection of J2EE filters and servlets that provide custom monitoring and auditing of web-applications, keeping track of who does what, when, and how often. It makes use of the jakarta-apache Struts framework for the interface GUI.
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JCola is a file tailing application written in Java Swing. This multithreaded application can tail an unlimited amount of logfiles concurrently and simulates "tail -f" with much more functionality.
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YASA is a framework to simulate and analyze real time scheduling applications on different platforms. These platforms are called Executives. You can define own tasksets, own schedulers and own synchronization protocols to describe your target environment
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The LibMotionControl combines different serial protocols of external motion controllers to one generic interface. It is already implemented for one DC-motor (Maxon ASCII-protocol) and two stepper motor controllers (AML, Phytron). This are user level driv
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Keylogger Hooks is a project designed to teach the implementation of keyloggers using hooks on Windows machines. Associated blog located at http://www.progproj.net.
