Free jportscanner 1.0.4 software for linux

jPortScanner is a Java port scan utility.
Requires Java 1.4 or greater (for its use of regular expressions)
Installation:
gzip -d jPortScanner.1.0.4.tar.gz
tar -xvf jPortScanner.1.0.4.tar
cd jPortScanner.1.0.4
make
make install
To run type:
jPortScanner
Enhancements:
- which was causing localhost scans
- added Makefile/Install script
- Fixed bug with timeouts

Password Hasher enables a good security practice.
What good security practice demands:
- Strong passwords that are hard to guess.
- Different passwords at each site.
- Periodically changing existing passwords.
Why you probably arent practicing good security:
- Strong passwords are difficult to remember.
- Juggling a multitude of passwords is a pain.
- Updating passwords compounds the memorization problem.
Main features:
- Automatically generates strong passwords.
- One master key produces different passwords at many sites.
- Quickly upgrade passwords by "bumping" the site tag.
- Upgrade a master key without updating all sites at once.
- Supports different length passwords.
- Supports special requirements, such as digits and punctuation.
- Supports restricting a hash word to not use special characters. (New!)
- Saves all data to the browsers secure password database.
- Generates a portable HTML page with your site tags and option settings that allows you to generate your hash words in any browser on any machine without the extension installed. (New!)
- Can add marker buttons to unmask passwords on any web site. (New!)
- Extremely simple to use!

LogPot provides a simple logging IRC bot that runs on a single server and on multiple channels.

LogPot is a simple IRC logging bot. It supports logging multiple channels on a single server.

To log is a verbed derivative of the noun logbook; the verb form means to record in a logbook, and may have been coined in the 1820s. The term logbook itself stems from the practice of floating a stationary "log" (actually a wooden block attached to a reel via rope) to provide a fixed point of reference for the purpose of measuring a ships speed (see Knot (speed)). Computer scientists adopted the verb to log circa 1963 to describe the systematic recording of specific types of data processing events.

XWork is a generic command pattern implementation and inversion of control (IoC) container. XWork is designed to be small, fast, and fit specifically for workflow-related usages, such as Web application frameworks and workflow engines. XWork provides the foundation for WebWork, a Java-based Web framework.
Main features:
- Interceptor-based framework, allowing for tons of extensions to be built
- Inversion of Control (IoC) framework
- Can be used as the basis for a web application framework all the way to a workflow engine
Enhancements:
- This release primarily involves a few internal tweaks and API convenience methods.
- It is backwards compatible with 1.0.3 and should have no impact when upgrading.

SVNAccess is a small Web application which lets one manage the access to SVN repositories through a simple interface.

SVNAccess uses existing Apache password files/users and stores information in a MySQL database in order to generate an AuthzSVNAccessFile formatted access file.

One can also delegate admin rights to a group and repository access to users so that repository owners can manage their own access.

But, lets start by breaking that crazy name apart. mod - perl - service.

mod - Its a module for the popular and ubiquitous Apache HTTP Server. perl - Of course, its the popular and ubiquitous programming language. service - Ah, this is the unique part. Its the new ingredient that unifies Apache, Perl and XML into an easy to use web-services system.

With the mod_perlservice system, you can write perl subs and packages on your server and call them over the internet from client code. Clients can pass scalars, arrays and hashes to the server-side subroutines and obtain the return value ( scalar, array or hash ) back from the remote code. Some folks refer to this functionality as "remoting" or "RPC", so if you like, you can say mod_perlservice is remoting with Perl and Apache. Client programs may be written in a variety of languages; libraries for C, Perl, and Flash Action Script are all ready to go!

Now that you know what mod_perlservice is, lets look at why it is. The author (Thats me!) believes that mod_perlservice has a very clean, easy-to-use interface when compared with other RPC systems. Also, since it builds on the Apache platform, it benefits from Apaches ubiquity, security, and status as a standard. Since mod_perlservice sports an embedded perl interpreter, it offers high performance for demanding applications.

So what can I use this mod_perlservice for?

You can use it to create networked applications that require client-server communication, information processing and sharing. mod_perlservice is for applications and you will not use it to create dynamic content for your HTML pages. However, you surely can use it for Flash remoting with Perl.

Here are some usage examples:

A desktop application (written using your favorite C++ GUI library) that records the current local air temperatue and sends it to an online database every 10 minutes. The server can be queried to obtain the current and historical local air temperature of any other participating client.

A Flash-based stock portfolio management system. You can create model stock portfolios and retrieve realtime stock quote information and news.

A command-line utility in Perl that accepts English sentences on standard input and outputs the sentences in French. Translation occurs in server-side Perl code. If the sentence is idomatic and the translation is incorrect, the user has the option of sending the server a correct translation that will be stored in an online idiom database.

eboard is a chess board interface for playing and studying chess.

eboard is a graphical client to internet chess servers, an interface to computer chess engines and a tool for visualization, analysis and study of chess games.