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mod_antihak is an Apache Module designed to eliminate the CodeRed and Nimda worm\'s network bandwidth consumption. We're working to make it as easy as writing a line of text to add more worms! :)

FTPfs is a Linux kernel module. You can mount FTP servers locally and take full advantage of read-only local files (e.g. you might want to watch a movie without effectively downloading it).

This is a project which helps network administrator to collect signal/noice-rate statistics from Lucent Wireless AccessPoint devices via SNMP, store it into MySQL database and view summary graphs via CGI-module.

Static Domain Partitioning is the ability to run multiple Linix kernels on different parts of a multi-processor, sharted memory system. Each kernel runs as an independent system. The "static" partition boundary does not change while the linux kerne

mod_kungfoo - A proftpd module with all the functions you could possible think of and don't really need.

This project is dedicated for supporting large SMP and cc-NUMA platform configuration using ACPI 2.0 or later, including cc-NUMA configuration support and implementation of various module drivers for hotplug, sleep states and large I/O subsystem.

Linux kernel preemption patch,and associated scheduling latency performance measurement tools.

UZIX is a UNIX Implementation for MSX machines, based on UZI written by Douglas Braun. It is a multiuser, multitask operating system, implementing almost all 7th Edition AT&T UNIX kernel functionality.

This project is developing the infrastructure for PCI Hot Plug, including some minor 2.4 kernel changes and a driver for the Compaq PCI Hot Plug Controller.

This project produces a Linux kernel module that provides packet writing support for CD-R/W drives, enabling ordinary read-write mount of CD-ROM drives capable of supporting packet/incremental recording.

This is an easily configurable firewall which runs under ipchains or iptables (2.2 kernel, or 2.4). Requires no knowledge of iptables/ipchains.

This module has been written to parse *Radius Accounting* detail files. I only have copies of those generated by the *Ascend* Radius server, so I don't know if it is compatible with other Radius versions.

This is a frame buffer driver for linux kernel 2.2.x and 2.4.x for 3dfx's 1st an 2nd generation of "3D only" graphic boards, namely the voodoo graphics, aka SST and the voodoo2, aka CVG. Please take a look at the CVS, as the tarballs are often outdated

A C extension for Python to Don Libes' Expect library.

This project contains the Linux 2.4.x kernel driver for the Digital/Intel 21x4x ("Tulip") series of ethernet chips. Requires kernel version 2.3.50 or later. This project serves as a focal point for further driver development and discussion.

This is a clean port of the Linux Kernel to Atmel EB-01 boards (ARM7TDMI), it includes more some aplications to increase the performance . The EB-01 port is inspired in uClinux project and in the work of Erwin Authried.

A pure Python module for Awk style processing.

To provide an updated page to Apple Network Server Kernel Support

A port of the Linux 2.4.x kernel and assorted userland software to the Sega Dreamcast games console.

PHP Profiler is both a Zend extension and module capable of generating profiling information (function call statistics) for PHP applications on the server side. No PHP code has to be changed, although the profiler data is available to your scripts.

Goal of Linux Doors (ldoor) project is to implement Solaris doors API under Linux. Doors are fast intra-machine RPC interface. Implementation consists of kernel part (written as device driver) and user-level library emulating Solaris calls. One importa

This driver should provide a Linux Kernel interface to the ActiveWire USB Modules (see http://www.ActiveWireInc.com).

mod_ispman is an apache module that interfaces with ISPMan (http://www.ispman.org/). It will take care of virtual hosts, authentication and authorisation. It will maintain a local cache to keep hits on the LDAP server low and performance up.

Queue is a load-balancing system popular in the 2000s that lets users control their remote jobs in an intuitive, transparent and nearly seamless way. Development versions feature job migration with and without kernel support. GNU Queue continues to be downloaded despite being decommissioned by the FSF in favor of the newer GNU Parallel project. Older versions of the code are archived here on Sourceforge and some later versions on GNU Savannah.

A series of Linux-resident emulators for various legacy RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) kernels. These emulators are designed to ease the task of porting legacy RTOS code to an embedded Linux environment.