Free all aware software for linux

Aware is a high performance distributed event processing framework built for systems management. It comes with probes for common network services and system resources. Additionally, Aware allows the cross-correllation of many different streams of information, and includes a Web-based reporting interface.
Aware is intended to enable system administrators tune system variables, set monitoring/security alarms and build adaptive distributed systems. Aware modules may be linked into applications making them aware and able to participate in the larger managed system.
Ultimately, multiple systems will monitor themselves and others, cooperating to make decisions to optimally tune performance, proactively enhance security and compensate for faults.
The Aware software is a high performance distributed event processing framework built for systems management. It comes with probes for the common network services and system resources. Additionally, Aware allows the cross-correllation of different streams of information
Enhancements:
- This major beta release provides a new Web-based interface using a built-in websever and a Sqlite database.
- The old PHP/MySQL GUI is gone.
- Installation and configuration were simplified and the run-time footprint is now very small relative to similar systems.
- The user interface now has threshold alerts on metrics (e.g, traffic), and more reports.
- There are new handlers for mDNS, Sqlite, and BigBrother.
- Two new applications included are a small faster static Web server (xap) and multicast file copy programs (mcctx and mccrx).

WAusers application is one component of the WAhelper Web accessibility testing suite.

WAusers serves for managing Web accessibility testing sites where users can register, create their own Web accessibility testing projects, and log into all their projects using a single global password.

Web pages are often designed without handicapped users in mind. Despite there exist Web accessibility guidelines such as W3C Accessibility Guidelines or U.S. Section 508 law, many Web designers are not aware about problems they cause to handicapped visitors of their pages. And even when a Web designer tries to make Web pages accessible, he may not be aware about all the obstacles handicapped users can meet.

- Software tools can be helpful here. Several Web accessibility checking tools already exist, but they have various problems:
Most of them are non-free and you cant use them freely to evaluate accessibility of your website effectively. Making things accessible means removing barriers and it is important to make the barriers as low as possible.
- New tests usually cant be added easily. An easily extensible and freely modifiable tool is needed so that its features can be improved efficiently. A good and maintained tool can make the whole process of making Web pages accessible more effective.
- The tools often dont try to go beyond semi-automated tests. But there are many accessibility problems which cant be detected, diagnosed and reported without human assistance. A tool helping humans with the testing process is needed.

Yabause is a Sega Saturn emulator under GNU GPL. It currently runs on GNU/Linux and is being ported to Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X.
Yabause is also ported to the Sega Dreamcast as a separate project : Yabause-dc.
Be aware that this project is at an early stage. Dont expect to play commercial games on your PC. This software is released for testing purposes only, and is essentially aimed to developers.
Enhancements:
- Lot of bug fixes and addition of COFF support.

scanlogd is a TCP port scan detection tool, originally designed to illustrate various attacks an IDS developer has to deal with, for a Phrack Magazine article (see below). Thus, unlike some of the other port scan detection tools out there, scanlogd is designed to be totally safe to use.

This release of scanlogd can be built with support for one of several packet capture interfaces. In addition to the raw socket interface on Linux (which does not require any libraries), scanlogd is now aware of libnids and libpcap.

The use of libpcap alone is not a good idea. If youre on a system other than Linux and/or want to monitor the traffic of an entire network at once, you should be using libnids in order to handle fragmented IP packets.

cPanel::SyncUtil is a Perl extension for creating utilities that work with cpanelsync aware directories.

SYNOPSIS

use cPanel::SyncUtil;

These utility functions can be used to in scripts that create and work with cpanelsync environments.

EXAMPLE

See scripts/cpanelsync_build for a working example that can be used to build cPanels cPAddon Vendor cpanelsync directory for your website.

EXPORT

None by default, all functions are exportable if you wish:

use cPanel::SyncUtil qw(_raw_dir);

use cPanel::SyncUtil qw(:all);

FUNCTIONS

_chown_pwd_recursively

Takes as its first argument a user that matches ^w+$ (and optionally a group as its second argument, also matching ^w+$) and recursively chowns the current working directory to the given user (and group if given).

Currently the return value is from a system() call to chown.

_safe_cpsync_dir

Returns true if the given argument is a directory that it is safe to be cpanelsyncified.

See the simple, scripts/cpanelsync_build_dir script for example useage while recursing directories.

_raw_dir

This function makes the .tar and .bz2 version of the file system.

Its arguments are the following:

_raw_dir($base, $archive, $verbose, @files);

$base and $archive are the only required arguments.

$archive is a directory in $base.

It will chdir in $base and the process the directory $archive

If $verbose is true, output will be verbose.

If @files is specified each item in it is also processed.

Each item in @files must be a file (-f) in $base/$archive.

If it returns false the error is in $!

_raw_dir($base, $archive, $verbose, @files)
or die "_raw_dir($base, $archive, $verbose, @files) failed: $!";

Its very important to check the return value because if its failed its possible you will not be in the directory you think and then subsequent file operations will either fail or not work like you expect. Plus if its returned false then there is either a file system problem or the input to the function is not valid. In other words, if it fails you need to resolve the problem before continuing so die()ing is a good idea generally.

_sync_touchlock_pwd is then run on $base/$archive so that its now a cpanelsync directory

_get_opts_hash

Shortcut to get a hash (in array context) or hash ref (in scalar context) of the script using this modules command line options.

Takes the same exact input as Getopt::Std getopts()

_sync_touchlock_pwd

Creates the .cpanelsync file (and its .bz2 version) and .cpanelsync.lock for the current working directory

_read_dir

Shortcut to File::Slurps read_dir

_write_file

Shortcut to File::Slurps write_file

_lock

Locks the given directories.

_unlock

Unlocks the given directories.

_unlock(qw(foo bar baz));

The Prelude Library (libprelude) is the glue that binds all aspects of Prelude together. It is a library which enables Prelude components to communicate with the Prelude Manager.
libprelude library also makes it easy for third party software to be made Prelude Aware (able to communicate with Prelude components). It provide common, useful features used by every sensor.
Enhancements:
- TCP keepalive settings were implemented on platforms that support it.
- When reading prelude-adduser password from a file, the newline at the end of the string is removed.
- When reading an IDMEF message fails, more information about the place where the error happened is provided.
- An issue with idmef_path_get() on empty path (pointing to the root message) was fixed.
- Various bugfixes and minor API improvements were made.

lib_rharris is a modest Python library for pulling, parsing, and pickling remote Web page data and for related net-aware tasks.
Enhancements:
- Documentation and installation fixes.