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A versatile UNIX daemon providing NIS services with a modular backend interface. The current focus is the development of an LDAP module for the backend data source.

ADQ is a set of linux kernel queuing disciplines based on buffer management and scheduling that supports delay guarantee w/o hard-limiting the traffic volumn the apps can generate. It also enforces link-sharing between different traffic classes.

BlueNIC implements the Bluetooth Personal Area Network Profile with all roles as PANU,GN and NAP. The software is written as a loadable module for the linux kernel and required the BlueZ Bluetooth core stack.

The BSDBook Project is an effort at documenting the internals and the interface to the FreeBSD Kernel. This includes parts such as the File Systems, VM Subsystem, Device Drivers, KLDs etc. Routines used inside the kernel will be documented.

Hardware-ID is a small Linux module providing a program by program assignment of certain hardware specific values. Useful for preparing master hard drives, hardware independend backup/restore and some exotic hardware.

ProSum is a terminal based program that protects your files, sys_call_table and IDT like tripwire way (All in user space, without kernel modules) In addition, database with files etc. could be encrypted with Blowfish algorythm and more.

InceptionOS will be a new Linux distro that is not built on one of the exisiting distro's code, and will use 2.4.* (or higher) kernel. Though we will make a distro that can install RPM and DEB files.

mod_accounting is a simple Apache module that can record traffic statistics into a database (bytes in/out per http request). NOTE: this project has been abandoned years ago. The code in the repository needs some fixing in order to be usable. Also, it needs a security review, especially in the query building part: as it is, %h, %R and %e placeholders could lead to SQL injection.

DAPL is the Direct Access Provider Library reference implementation for RDMA transports. It is a high performance Remote Direct Access Memory (RDMA) API. The project is composed of both user mode (uDAPL) and kernel mode (kDAPL) versions. See www.datcollab

Kernel framebuffer lowlevel driver for Trident Blade3D (and maybe other)cards for kernel version 2.4

CryptoAPI adds a framework for cryptography to the GNU/Linux kernel.

OpenLC is a set tools designed to facilitate benchmarking and stress testing of a wide variety of information servers (WEB, Email, FTP, LDAP, ...). A XML-RPC API is offered for developers interested in creating clients that query the services provid

mod_auth_ibmdb2 is an Apache module written in C. It provides authentication and group authorization using data stored in an IBM DB2 database.

CarrierIn is a module that can be used with FlowScan netflow analysis tool (http://www.caida.org/tools/utilities/flowscan/index.xml). It is based on CampusIO.pm analyser, but more adaptated to a large ISP or a carrier's needs.

The pcwd is a Linux kernel driver for the Berkshere Products PC Watchdog Card, based on code from Ken Hollis, adding support for the new Rev. C and PCI boards and displaying information in /proc/pcwd. It is free under the GNU Public License.

Udpproxy is very simple but usefull tool for udp traffic forwarding. Can be used if you can't or don't want to mess with kernel level forwarding.

UMLWIN32 is a port of linux kernel based on user mode linux (UML) to make linux bootup in a virtual machine on top of different windows platforms. This provides an authentic open-source alternative to run linux kernel and native linux binaries on windows.

rubynet is the backend for a distributed module and documentation project for the Ruby programming language.

Full support for HFS Plus filesystems in a kernel level module designed for Linux (target version: 2.4.x)

A project dedicated to provide an uniform system administration enviroment for Operating Systems based on the Linux Kernel.

ConfyC is a graphical tool to easily edit all kinds of configuration files. With additional modules, configuration files of most programs may be configured. Also the modules themselves may be created with the standard-module of ConfyC.

T/TCP for Linux mainly focuses on the integration of Transaction TCP into the kernel of Linux. All implementations of new (including experimental) functions of TCP are also greatly valued.

The L4Ka microkernel is an L4 compatible microkernel running on multiple platforms (x86, ARM, MIPS, PPC, 68K). Its official name is now L4Ka::Hazelnut. This kernel has been discontinued in favor of L4Ka::Pistachio. See http://l4ka.org/

IPGDB is a collection of extensions to GDB and FreeBSD-4.3 to allow two-machine kernel debugging over UDP. It acts much like two-machine kernel debugging over serial ports.

XeonOS is an attempt to build a truely modern, simple and user-friendly operating system based on the linux kernel and GNU utilities.