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Destiney Rated Images Script provides an image rating script.
Destiney Rated Images script is continuation of the free phpRated script. Rated Images is a Web application written in PHP for use with MySQL.
Rated Images allows visitors to your site to list their pictures and have them rated by other members who may visit.
Rated Images allows visitors to send other members private messages, as well as leave comments.
Members may rate other members on a scale of 1-10. Members may also participate in the mix/match section.
Viewing and reviewing members can be accomplished a number of ways, and many options are available to encourage member interaction.
Main features:
- Automated image rating system.
- Mix/Match system for pairing user images together
- Admin can e-mail users using html or plain text emails. Emails include member unsubscribe link.
- Built-in database maintenance and optimization for ratings.
- Document caching for performance gains.
- Web Forums, members-only or anonymous.
- Weblogs, members-only
- Weblog Comments, members-only or anonymous.
- Image Comments, members-only or anonymous.
- Full user search page.
- Admin interface with static IP security lockdown.
- Capable of creating member and site statistics graphs using JPGraph software (not included, but free for download http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/jpdownload.php)
- Image watermarking for site title and image rating (requires GD support in your PHP).
- Database based image storage with dynamic image resizing.

BPF Rate Estimator estimates the traffic rate made by a BPF Expression.

Installation:

./configure [options]
make
make install

Usage: bpfrate [-i interface] bpf_expr
Calculate trafic rate made by an "bpf expression"
-i interface - interface to listen on (default eth0)
bpf_expr - bpf expression to apply - see tcpdump and pcap (default none)
-h - display this help

remerge is a simple browser-based interface to Gentoo Linuxs Portage and Novells Red Carpet package management systems.
It supports installation, uninstallation, and upgrading of many different packages.
Enhancements:
- An installation script glitch was fixed.

Quake2Forge project is a portable, stable Quake II engine.
Quake2Forge is a portable, stable Quake II engine maintaining backward-compatibility with id Softwares version.
QuakeForge is a 3D graphics game engine based on id Softwares legendary Quake and QuakeWorld game engine. Our purpose? To improve the state of the game by improving the engine and making it accessable to the largest number of players we can.
Arguably the single most important issue on the minds of players today is the rampant cheating which is currently happening on many of the larger servers. Its a serious problem and it really makes a good game hard to find. Were working hard to fix these problems at the engine level.
But what good is that if you have to have a copy of our client and the server has to run our server? There are other projects out there and some of them have very unique qualities. QuakeForge is cooperating with QSG, a group comprised of representatives from nearly every known Quake source project to ensure that our clients and servers run with other clients and servers just fine. We have all agreed to implement any effective cheat prevention methods.
Other things were doing include merging the two code trees, adding features, and improving the OpenGL renderer. And QuakeForge is still the most portable source tree based on the id Software code.
Enhancements:
- bring back a bunch of fixes from 0.5.3 (including news items) that got lost in the rushed release of 0.5.4
- more cvar renaming: scr_consize -> con_size, scr_conspeed -> con_speed, gl_conalpha -> con_alpha, vid_conwidth -> con_width, vid_conheight -> con_height, show_fps -> hud_fps, show_ping
- demo_speed no longer affects console scrolling or cursor blink rate
- save game loading fixed
- QNX fixes from Mike Gorchak
- server clients work with mvds

Pacemaker is a dynamic rate-limiting script that watches network traffic and determines which machines are probably abusing your network. Pacemaker catches things like Windows worm scans, port scans, P2P network traffic, and anything else that tries to go beyond the normal number of connections a standard machine should use. The machine needs to abuse the network for two minutes before pacemaker will mark the IP address to be ratelimited. Also, a machine will stay marked for as many minutes as it has abused the network.
Pacemaker uses iptables to mark packets for specific IP addresses it determines are abusing the network resources. Once the packets are marked iproute2 and tc can filter and ratelimit the traffic to whatever speed you want.
In order to use pacemaker you will need to have the latest iptables, a kernel that can handle iptables packet mangling, a network sniffer (currently only tcpdump or tethereal are
supported) and the lastest iproute2+tc tools.
First add a class to your ratelimiting system. There is an example provided (what I use currently) in htb-qdisc-example-eth0 or htb-qdisc-example-eth1.
open pacemaker and change the defaults to your local settings.
run make install
Enhancements:
- Fixed documentation listing required software.

EthGraph provides a Qt-based graphical network device traffic monitor.
Installation instructions for ethgraph.
1) Download and untar/ungzip the source
2) Edit the makefile as necessary for paths on your system
3) Run "make"
4) Run "make install" as root
For help, run "ethgraph --help".
Enhancements:
- Bugfix: fix scaling of bars on graph (not dependent on refresh rate)
- Enlarge widget to fix clipping of text on other systems
- Create an INSTALL doc