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SAGE: Simple Adaptive Grid Engine, which is a C++ based orb/rpc middleware. It's silmilar with ICE, but tiny, lightweighted and easy-to-use.
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RUNES is a cross-platform, component-based middleware framework allowing for dynamic reconfiguration of functionality. Its lightweight implementation spans powerful nodes like PDAs and PCs, as well as tiny embedded devices.
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Trafficlogger is a tiny program which logs your traffic from each device that is listet in /proc/net/dev. It logs all traffic (TCP, UDP,...). It is written in ANSI-C and should compile and work on nearly all Linux distributions.
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Networkdesigner is a tiny gui to create a visual network-topology, to define services an release them to any networkdevice. After that a firewall script on base of ip-tales base linux kernel can be created.
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Tiny linux distro with howto that runs solely on ramdisk, boots from CD, network, or USB, is less than 40MB, and works as a server/router with many different servers (Apache web, ssh, ftp, telnet, etc). Minimalized from Fedora Distribution.
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marping (Multi-ARp-PING) is a (tiny) command line utility for *nix operating systems used to discover systems in local network and gather their MAC addresses. It's designed to perform rather massive scans very fast.
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Collects stats from one or more OpenWRT routers into a round-robin database and creates graphical representations without the need for SNMP. No cron or httpd needed on the OpenWRT side.
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NWPE - Nagios Web Plugin Executor - Execute service checks for Nagios remotely with a tiny C program using HTTP[S] as a transport protocol and a thin wrapper around CGI as a service check API.
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Data Transfer Calculator is a tiny GUI program to translate between data transfer amount, duration and speed, and convert the values between different units.
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**PROJECT MOVED** As of 2013.11.24, projec tmoved to: https://bitbucket.org/borszczuk/mod-sqlinclude mod_sqlinclude is an Apache Web server module which implements MySQL based Include-alike configuration command. This lets you keep your httpd config in database (i.e. VHosts etc). Recently Apache 1.x is supported. version for 2.x in production.
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hjksuite is a collection of programs for hijacking. First of all it contains a library for hijacking. It contains also some programs like hjkbnc: irc hijackin with your client .hjkhttpd: an httpd server over hijacking. hjknetcat : hijacker for textual c
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ITA — Indoor Traffic Authenticator
Indoor short‑range radar system with PKI.
It intends to address situations of indoor short‑range distances in which there are 2 types of entities: terrestrial radars and tiny flying UAVs ("nano drones").
