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ImmortalWrt
An opensource OpenWrt variant for mainland China users.
ImmortalWrt is a fork of OpenWrt, with more packages ported, more devices supported, default optimized profiles and localization modifications for mainland China users. Compared to upstream, we allow to use (non-upstreamable) modifications/hacks to provide better feature/performance/support. Default login address: http://192.168.1.1 or http://immortalwrt.lan, username: root, password: none. -
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MultiThreaded TFTP Server Open Source Freeware Windows/Unix for PXEBOOT, firmware load, support tsize, blksize, timeout Server Port Ranges, Block Number Rollover for Large Files. Runs as Service/daemon. Single Port version also available. Download
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Using this program you can automate some everyday administrator's routines.As example module for Apache web-server monitoring is included.It monitors servers document root and if new folder created add it to vhosts and hosts file as new virtual host
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Simple and secure TCP Proxy daemon. Refuses to run as root and confines itself to a chroot jail. Careful with signal handlers and buffers.
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We are building a more secure way to admin a serverfarm without have root-accounds after installation by using ssh and sudo.
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Linmkfwall is able to set up a firewall for your linux box ( ipfwadm, ipchains and iptables are supported ). The firewall rules are put in a Unix script shell file that you have to execute as root.
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