Free netjail 1.0.0 software for linux

netjail provides an user-space solution for prohibiting a process from accessing the network.

Netjail is a user-space mechanism for restricting the socket connection attempts that a process makes. This makes it very useful for studying and/or foiling spyware and other software that has covert "home-calling" features.

It is implemented as a shared library which is preloaded when launching the suspect program (via the LD_PRELOAD mechanism available in most moderm Unix systems). This library intercepts socket() and connect() calls to the standard socket library and logs the attempts.

Based on environment variables, detailed rules can be put in place about which addresses will be allowed to connect. Connections that are disallowed will return the ECONNREFUSED (Connection Refused) error, which is most likely to be gracefully handled by hidden spyware functionality.

Wtcl is a Tcl module for Apache. It provides an embedded, persistent Tcl interpreter and a set of commands for developing dynamic Tcl-based web pages. mod_wtcl currently works with Tcl >= 8.1 and Apache 1.3.

Wtcl Commands

Web Request

params, queryParams, postParams, cookies, uploadSettings, uploads, upload, requestHeaders

Web Response

status, contentType, headers, cookie, responseCookies, sendHeaders, redirect, successHeaders

Session

session, procSession, dbSession

Page

include, includeString, loader, loaderInfo, pageIndex, pageStack

Server

serverVars, events, atEnd, virtual, serverLog, logLevel, printContext, workerInfo, taskInfo, requestTime, elapsedTime, sleep, wtVersion

Web Utilities

htmlEncode, urlEncode, urlDecode

Table Collection Utilities

table, appTable, ciTable

Application Data Source Utilities

registerDataSource, isDataSourceRegistered, openDataSource, closeDataSource, dbDriver

Hash Utilities

md5Encode

CSE-Tool allows you to easily deploy a Google Custom Search Engine by copying and pasting a few lines of code provided to you by Google.

CSE-Tool doesnt require a database.

mailvisa is a bayesian spam filter, inspired by Paul Grahams A Plan For Spam. It is mainly intended for my own expirimentation, but provided here for those who are interested.
It is competitive with other bayesian filters in terms of accuracy and speed. The system is written in Ruby.
You can use, modify, and distribute mailvisa under the terms of the MIT License.
Enhancements:
- A man page has been added.

gfontsel program is a simple wrapper around the GTK+ 2 font selection dialog. It allows you to select a font.

The font name is written to the standard output in the GTK+ 2 font naming scheme.

Building and installing the program:

- Read the makefile. Change the install locations if you want.
- To build the program invoke make.
- To install the program, invoke make install *as root*.

If you dont like it, login as root, change to the source directory and run make uninstall. After that you can remove the source tree.

libscl (SCL) is a library that provides hash tables, list, queue, stack, symbol, balanced binary tree, and a vector as abstract data types.
Multiple independent instances of the same abstract type can be used, each with its own arbitrary contents.
Enhancements:
- Added a little more documentation and some test code.
- SCL should build on Windows with MS Visual C/C++ 6.0, Linux and Solaris with GCC and GNU make.

ERFAN WIKI is powerful wiki engine without database supporting smart search, smart backup, wikipedia syntax, template, nice printable version, language and multiuser. Plus an easy and secure installer.
Main features:
- Multi Language
- Template Support ( full CSS )
- WikiPedia Syntax Support
- Auto Thumbnail Generator
- Smart Search
- Smart Backup
- Printable Output
- User Management
- Database Free
- Easy Installer

WildCAT project is a Java toolkit/framework which can be used to build context-aware applications, of which self-adaptive applications are a special case.

From the client applications point of view, it provides a simple and dynamic data-model to represent the execution context of the application, and offers a simple API for the programmers to access this information both synchronously and synchronously (pull and push).

Internally, it is a framework designed to facilitate the acquisition and aggregation of contextual data and to create reusable ontologies to represent aspects of the execution context relevant to many applications.