Free openpkg 2.5 software for linux

SendIP is a command-line tool to send arbitrary IP packets. It has a large number of options to specify the content of every header of a RIP, RIPng, BGP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, or raw IPv4/IPv6 packet.
It also allows any data to be added to the packet. Checksums can be calculated automatically, but if you wish to send out wrong checksums, that is supported too.
Here is a list of protocols that SendIP currently understands:
- IPv4 (but see below section 7)
- TCP
- BGP
- ICMP
- UDP
- RIP
- NTP
- IPv6 (except on solaris)
- ICMPv6
- TCP
- UDP
- RIPng
- NTP?
Other protocols will be added in future versions, as and when I have time to add them.
Of course, it is still possible to send packets using other protocols, but you have to construct the packet data and headers entirely by hand.
Installation
make ; make install should work.
You MUST use GNU make.
On Solaris you need to use gcc-3.x or above, and GNU binutils.
On other platforms, you probably need gcc-2.x or above.
If you have install problems on Solaris, try:
make install INSTALL=/usr/ucb/install
If you cant persuade it to compile or install, mail me with details of what goes wrong, and what system you are trying to install it on.
By this I mean at least:
- output of make -k veryclean all install
- OS, including version
- version of make, gcc, etc
- version of sendip
- anything else you think might be relevant
You can change where it installs by changing BINDIR and/or PREFIX at the top of the Makefile.
A .spec file is included to build RPMS, and source and binary RPMS are also available from the web page. Debian packages are also available, and sendip is included in the FreeBSD ports collection.
Usage
SendIP can take a huge number of commandline parameters. For this reason, future versions may have some sort of user interface...
Please read the man page or sendip -h for details. They are not documented here because they change often between versions and I cant be bothered to keep this up to date.

NPI is a simple calculator that supports Reverse Polish Notation, devised by Jan Lukasiewicz in the Twenties to allow evaluation of mathematical expressions without brackets. NPI calculator supports completion and command history.

In the Twenties, Jan Lukasiewicz developed a system of formal logic making it
possible the mathematical expressions to be indicated without brackets while
placing the operators avant (notation of prefix) or after (notation of suffix)
the operands.

The notation of suffix is named Polish notation reversed (RPN = Reverse
Polish Notation) in the honor of Lukasiewicz.

With this program you will be able to calculate maths expression in the Unix
shell using the RPN notation and with historic and completion support.

OpenPKG is a flexible and powerful software packaging facility, OpenPKG eases installation and administration of Unix software across several platforms. It primarily targets the Unix platforms FreeBSD, Linux and Solaris, but is portable across mostly all modern Unix flavors.
Consolidating different vendor approaches into a unified architecture, it assists in administration of large networks previously complicated by nonconformant systems. OpenPKG leverages proven technologies like Red Hat Package Manager (RPM)and neatly provides an additional system layer on top of the operating system.
It is a fully self-contained with minimal external dependencies(no RPM pre-installation required), and installs itself by means of a tricky bootstrapping procedure with minimal operating system intrusion. OpenPKG especially supports multiple installation instances on the same system.
Main features:
- Portable across major Unix platforms.
- Available for FreeBSD 4.11/5.4/6.0/7.0, NetBSD 2.0, Sun Solaris 8/9/10, Debian GNU/Linux 3.1, Fedora Core 4, RedHat Enterprise Linux 4, Novell SUSE Linux 9.3/10, Gentoo Linux 1.12.0, Mandriva Linux 10.2.
- Already known to work for IBM AIX 5.1, HP HPUX 11.11.
- Release 2.5 consists of 579 packages.
- Entirely based on Open Source software technology.
- Operating System interference minimized.
- Streamlined software packaging.
- Easy installation, updating and deinstallation of packages.
- Bundled with useful and secure package preconfigurations.
- Includes an abstracted and powerful run-command facility.
- Virtual hosting through multiple instances on a single system.
- Proxy packages for reusing packages across instances.
- Build-time package variations for maximum flexibility.
- Foundation to build self-contained environments.

moap is a swiss army knife for project maintainers and developers. The project aims to help in keeping you in the flow of maintaining, developing and eleasing, automating whatever tasks can be automated.
Main features:
- parse DOAP files and:
- submit releases to Freshmeat
- send out release announcement mails
- version control tools:
- currently supports CVS and SVN
- maintain ignore lists
- check in based on ChangeLog entry
- show diff based on last ChangeLog entry
- developed in Python, with unit tests and coverage

pppusage summarizes average and total transfer volumes, number of connections and average and total online time for all logged PPP connections. The data is collected by reading the syslog files which contain the ppp[d] messages. A database file is used to store the relevant data, thus it doesnt get lost when your ppp[d] logfiles are rotated or deleted. Certain time ranges (that is: a year, month, or day) may be specified on the command line. pppusage should run on Linux systems with pppd(8) as well as on NetBSD, FreeBSD or OpenBSD with ppp(8) (also known as user-ppp). Its written in Perland no non-standard Perl modules are required.
As soon as there is some connection summary data in your PPP logfile(s), you can build the pppusage database and get some statistics by simply running pppusage. If you want to build the pppusage database twice a day automatically, you could use a crontab(5) entry like the following:
05 2,14 * * * nice /usr/local/bin/pppusage -c > /dev/null
You can then query the database with -q. If you want to specify a timerange, use -t. See pppusage -h for a quick overview of the available options, see the man page pppusage(1) for detailed information.
Enhancements:
- fixed a bug in the new database update algorithm

PowerPhlogger is a counter hosting and website statistics tool. It lets you offer counter service to others from your site. PowerPhlogger is built on PHP and requires a the MySQL database server.
Your members dont need any PHP-support on their webserver. They just pass the required data through JavaScript to PPhlogger that is hosted on your server.
Currently development of Phlogger3, the future version of PowerPhlogger, is still going on and its source has not yet been opened to public.
This future version will be based on the Sourdough framework and will support various different database systems as backend. It will be a whole rewrite of the existing PowerPhlogger code.
Main features:
Logging:
- user sign-up page that allows users to create accounts
- logs host/ip (proxy & real IP !!), referer, agent, time&date, resolution&color, online-time, pageimpressions
- traceroutes by above.net
- stores IP-adress+cookie to avoid multiple hits by the same user (you can set a timeout)
- multiple page count - include PPhlogger on ALL your pages throughout your whole site
- mail-notice - PPhlogger sends you an email every xx hits
- phlogview - view all data and get a mySQL-dump for backup purposes (incl. logs-by-date search)
- optional: download-count
- Top X referers, Top keywords (single-word or full-string mode)
- Top X domains, Top territories
- Top resolution, Top color
- browser/OS stats
- Calendar - shows your daily/monthly unique hits or pageimpressions
- Visitors per day / per hour graph
- enable/disable your own hits (set a cookie)
- show/hide referers in logs
- (re)set your page hits
- delete entries in your logfile
- demo-mode to make stats avail. to public
- generate a pic to make hits visible on your page (requires GD-library!) - user may choose his own TTF-font, bg/fg-color, font-size >>> unlimited styles!!
- CSS-editor: user may create his own StyleSheet or choose a default style (phloggstyle / phpeestyle / sahara / cartesia / lila / metal)
- timezone support - user may choose his own GMT-time
- multi-language support with localization files
- average online-time
- supports unlimited alternate URLs
- visitor-path - shows the path were the visitor browsed through your site
- Admin page includes:
- set up new useraccounts and notifies the new user (incl. attachment)
- delete useraccounts, clean-up unconfirmed or expired useraccounts , edit useraccounts
- shows all user-configurations
- mailing-list feature
- plug-ins: FTP-diskspace, multiple file upload
- shows your system status (checks for ports on your server)
- show last X customers that entered Phlogview
- CSS-editor

IOSEMU is a Cisco 7200 emulator that uses JIT to achieve good performance. The project is able to boot real Cisco IOS images.

At this time, the emulator I have programmed is able to boot a large number of Cisco IOS releases available for the 7200 platform, including the latest 12.2S and 12.4. The following devices are emulated:

MIPS64 CPU processor. The instruction set is not completely emulated now (FPU support is lacking, TLB support is not finished and other minor things), but it is sufficient for IOS ;
DRAM and Packet SRAM memory ;
Non-Volatile Memory (NVRAM) ;
Dallas DS1620 Temperature Sensors and Voltage Sensors, allowing the Environmental Monitor to work properly ;
NMC93C46 Serial EEPROM ;
I/O and Midplane FPGA specific to the C7200 platform ;
Basic support of Serial interfaces (PA-8T) and Ethernet IOCard based on DEC21140 (Tulip) chip.
Basic Galileo GT64010 PCI controller, DEC 21050 PCI bridges and so.

To run at a decent speed, the emulator uses a JIT (Just In Time) compiler, which is working on x86 CPU (like Pentium) and x86_64 CPU (AMD64/Intel EM64T).