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Minimal HTTP proxy written in Python. Mostly useful as debugging tool for HTTP traffic inspection. Asynchat-based, handles multiple connections in single thread.

Development area for GNU/Linux 2.6.x for the KS8695 ARM SoC. Covers kernel patches, drivers for serial, Ethernet, PCI, GPIO, watchdog subsystems, and drivers for optional PCI based devices such as USB, WiFi, WiMAX, IPSec, SSL, and RSA devices.

Simplified object-oriented Python extension module for the ethreal's WireTap library. You can use this module to read any format of the captured file which supported by ethreal, like libpcap, tcpdump, etc.

sar110-tools offers a command line interface to query and manipulate the state of the Solwise SAR-110 ADSL router. sar110-tools is written in Python, and licensed under the GPL.

This project offers a client/server tool to analyze the /var/log/auth.log in order to gather information about the login attempts. The information is sent to a server side where the datas are stored in a sqlite database.

NetgearDG tools is a collection of command line utilities to administer Netgear routers running DGTeam firmware. Currently the only supported router is the Netgear DG834GT.

Scripts for controlling Hamachi on GNU/Linux.

The use of NAT devices all over the Internet has made peer-to-peer exchanges unreliable. The rise of IPv6 should repair this, but it will still not be reliable until all peers have implemented IPv6. Such IPv6 implementation could be arranged on the fly with a tunnel mechanism that does not rely on router co-operation or manual configuration. This specification details such a method of embedding IPv6 into UDP and IPv4. It employs embedded Router Solicitation to configure the tunnel's...

Solarwall is a web based toolset for manipulating Linux iptables. The goal is to provide modular framework for expansion.

This project allow to test network availability on multiple nodes. It is built as a plugin architecture in order to use it on multiples networks. Test is based on three steps : module status, local visibility of network, and interconnection between nodes