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Datasec works in Linux kernel as a dynamic module for the file data protection. It can get a file extend name list and protect file in this pattern list through encoding the data stream from user to disk or decoding the data from disk to user automatically and transparently. When we switch this disk to another machin without right decoding module and right passport, the encoded data can not be recover to the useful format. Now it supports the Linux kernel 2.6.38 on desktop or mobile.

...v=KXeCZquZh2Q For a 4-page technical summary, please see: G. Stathis, G. Smart, O Sawalha, L Levrini, H Balgobin, S Vitorakis, and Y Andreopoulos, "UNV: Content Centric Live Video Streaming," Proc. London Communications Symposium, paper LCS1113, Sept. 2011, London, UK. online at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/unv/files/LCS1113_Paper.pdf/download

lfirce is an application to facilitate doing exploitation at the local file inclusion(LFI)

Astro-raw performs standard astro-image processing at 32 bits per ch. Work flow = BadPixel replacement, DarkFrame subtract, image stacking, FlatField equalisation & 32 > 16 by gamma Sigmoid curve LUT. Output non-resolved Bayer Matrix FITS file.

This source code will help you to create webservice directly from the SQL query or stored procedure. It is really helpful for people who are novice and look for a quick and easy solutions. Developed in ASP.NET under .NET framework 3.5

Simple Linux System Process monitor written in C++ using QT 3.3.8.

This Nagios plugin allows to remotely monitor Windows hosts in a AGENTLESS fashion. Technically it is using the Win32 API from a Windows proxy server to the remote host. Syntax and feature wise it mirrors NSClient++ (CPU, RAM, Disk, Svc, Proc., etc)

Java Soft-Real-Time Processor: A generic processing engine that can guarantee the timely completion, successful or not, of some processing task. Written to be easily applicable and extensible, with high efficiency and performance, and low overhead.

Proc Fine - and your Windows Processes will be fine! A little tool to manage all your Microsoft Windows processes.

FrAid(FRactal AID) is an interface to Java, allowing it to proc. math. data(functions/equations). A compl. standalone system utilizing the FrAid prog. lang. is available(no need to be Java programmer to use it!). Use instead of Matlab. High res. graphics

A library to manage "batches" of (possibly) concurrent processes.

This is a Computer Environment Simulator, which simulates the top two parts of an operating system: Memory Management (Primary and Secondary), and Process Management. It uses paging technique to memory management, and a FCFS scheduling algorithm for proc

Live Kernel Configuration Panel is an ncurses interface to the run-time Linux kernel configuration data that can be accessed through the /proc filesystem.

Kernel Analyzer is tool for Linux that monitor task preemptions and interruptions in the Linux Kernel. Basically it is a Kernel Patch, that comes also with a user proc interface, a KDB interface, and a Java GUI to display charts.

JavaSysInfo is the java version of phpSysInfo, a library that provides information on the host being accessed. It parses /proc and displays things like Uptime, CPU, Memory, SCSI, IDE, PCI, Network adaptors and traffic, Disk usage and Video Information

raidmonitor monitors your linux raid devices (/proc/mdstat). It can send you a mail when something goes wrong, or show the current status in a window.

Linux ATM driver for the MPC860 and MPC862 Enhanced SAR (ESAR) Details: 1. Written for linux-2.4.x (tested on 2.4.4) 2. Modular or resident 3. UBR/CBR 4. AAL0/AAL5 5. UTOPIA (on SCC4)/serial ATM (on SCC2/3) 6. Switching via /proc i/f

Perl interface to operating system process table information

Written in Python and the Numeric package. It supports the examples of the book: Dougherty and Lotufo, Hands-on Morphological Image Proc., SPIE, 2003, ISSN=0-8194-4720-X. This toolbox has been continued at www.adessowiki.org under name ia870.

Lhinv makes use of Linux proc filesystem to generate a standardized inventory of configured hardware in a manner similar to IRIX hinv. It takes a number of command line options that test for the presence of a specific subsystem.