Free limewire p2p software for linux

iPirate project is a small application for sharing files between two friends.

iPirate was written in a day because I wanted to download some songs from a friend of mine, whose internet connection does not allow connections from internet to his machine (so FTP and friends are out).

I also did not want to use any established P2P software, because this is just a small and private sharing of files. Furthermore, I found it fun to code such a program.

The features include sharing your files, search for files containg a string, listing a users files and downloading files from a user.

Due to the circumstances that lead to the writing of this software, the program supports two modes of download: you either connect to the machine you want to download stuff from and say: start sending data, or you let the remote machine connect to your machine and receive the given data.

MooDriver is a library providing a C++ museekd "driver" class (Moo::Driver) MooDriver makes it easy to write museekd clients without having to deal with the museekd daemon and its protocol directly. museekd is a daemon which acts as a gateway to the SoulSeek P2P network.

AMI provides a full P2P network.

AMI is a universal P2P framework written in Java and XML. It allows people to communicate using plug-in AMI protocols. It can support any P2P protocol.

JXTA technology is a set of open protocols that allow any connected device on the network ranging from cell phones and wireless PDAs to PCs and servers to communicate and collaborate in a P2P manner.
JXTA peers create a virtual network where any peer can interact with other peers and resources directly even when some of the peers and resources are behind firewalls and NATs or are on different network transports.
The project goals are interoperability across different peer-to-peer systems and communities, multiple/diverse languages, systems, platform independence and networks, and ubiquity: every device with a digital heartbeat.
Main features:
Discovery:
- Pipes. An application is able to search for a named pipes created by other Peers.
- Groups. An application is able to discover a JXTA group and join it.
- Contents. Applications are able to discover application specific contents.
Create:
- Pipes. An application is able to create pipes - both point-to-point and propagate pipes.
- Groups. An application is able to create peer groups to limit the scope of discovery.
- Contents. Application specific contents.
Join Groups An application is able to join a given group as per JXTA spec.
Communicate An application is able to communicate with other JXTA users through JXTA pipes (unicast, propagate)
- Listed below are a few of the critical constraints imposed by cell phones and like devices. JXTA-J2ME is
- designed to provide P2P functionality within these limitations. Next generation devices may have a
- lesser constraints than the one currently-available.
- 50k MIDlet size Current cell phones have a total limit of about 123K for storing all MIDlet suites. In addition, Motorola phones currently limit each MIDlet to be no more than 50K and NTT DoCoMo phones limit MIDlets to 30K.
- Persistent storage on cell phones can be as little as 8K which is shared by all the MIDlets.
- Runtime heap is of the order of 32K - 64K
- Bandwidth is very limited and latency is high
- CPU power is very limited - around 20MHz.
- Battery life is very critical.
- Limited libraries MIDP-2.0
Enhancements:
- Backports of a number of bugfixes from JXTA JSE.
- This release no longer requires a persistent store for configuration files.

iptables-p2p is an iptables match module capable of matching various peer-to-peer networks. It works by examining the application-layer protocol.
This is how you install iptables-p2p:
1. Copy the iptables headers to an appropriate place (/usr/include) or install the iptables-dev package if your distro has one. (see Installing iptables headers)
2. Run make in order to compile iptables-p2p.
3. Insert the kernel/ipt_p2p.o module directly using insmod or copy it into your modules directory. If you are using a 2.6 kernel, the module is named kernel/ipt_p2p.ko.
4. Insert the iptables library libipt_p2p.so into the iptables lib directory (usually /lib/iptables).
Enhancements:
- 0.3.0a
- Fixed iptables-save/iptables-restore
- Fixed module versioning support