Free fakes software for linux

Blogbench is a portable filesystem benchmark that tries to reproduce the load of a real-world busy file server.

It stresses the filesystem with multiple threads performing random reads, writes and rewrites in order to get a realistic idea of the scalability and the concurrency a system can handle.

Blogbench was initially designed to mimic the behavior of the Skyblog.com
blog service.

4 different types of threads are started:

- The writers. They create new blogs (directories) with a random amount of
fake articles and fake pictures.

- The rewriters. They add or they modify articles and pictures of existing
blogs.

- The "commenters". They add fake comments to existing blogs in random order.

- The readers. They read articles, pictures and comments of random blogs. They
sometimes even try to access non-existent files.

New files are written atomically. The content is pushed with 8 Kb chunks in a
temporary file that gets renamed if everything completes. 8 Kb is the default
PHP buffer size for writes.

Reads are performed with a 64 Kb buffer.

Concurrent writers and rewriters can quickly create fragmentation if the
preallocation is not optimal. But it is very interesting to check how
different filesystems reacts to fragmentation.

Every blog is a new directory withing the same parent directory. Since some
filesystems are unable to manage more than 32k or 64k links to the same
directory (an example is UFS), you should not force the test to run a silly
amount of time on these filesystems.

ed2k-gtk-gui is a graphical frontend (GUI) that allows you to control an eDonkey2000 command line client (core) running on the local machine or on a remote host. It is based on the GTK+ toolkit and the gnet library.
Main features:
- complete graphic interface for the command line client
- download preview for movies and audio files
- coloured progress bars
- handles ed2k-links in GNOME and KDE
- upload statistics on a per-file basis
- upload and download speeds over time statistics
- multiple search tabs
- multiple selections in downloads list and servers list
- dragndrop ed2k-links from your browser to the GUI window
- download files from the search results with a custom filename
- fetch up-to-date server lists via http on a click (html and server.met format)
- blacklist for search results to filter out unwanted results
- keeps track of when a download was last seen downloading and was last seen completely available on the network
- junk-filter for filenames in download list
- export ed2k-links of shared files, search results or downloads to the clipboard
- automatically spawn a core and/or connect to a core when starting the GUI
- different icon themes (default, GNOME2, H2O, Jara, Orbit); and the green colour can be switched off
- direct access to the internet movie database (imdb) website via the toolbar
- directly search sharereactor and jigle via the toolbar
- custom font for the lists and icon scaling
- many other goodies
Enhancements:
- ed2k://-link handler dialog allows setting of initial priority now
- Fixed ed2k://-link handler installation for some Gnome-2.6/2.8 [Alban Browaeys, Simon Umbrecht] (#1018350)
- Fix outdated and non-working default serverlist URLs and point them to http://www.edonkey.com/server.met
- Allow more precision for max. upload/download speeds, ie. use floats instead of ints (for modem users) (#884270)
- Mozilla/Firefox ed2k:// link support; just follow the instructions from the options page (GUI 3 tab, scroll down to bottom) to make Mozilla or Firefox send ed2k:// links directly to ed2k-gtk-gui. (Thanks to Laurent Besson for the hint).
- Added Check razorback history of file to the search list context menu. This will give you the names a file has been known under previously and availability information and helps you to avoid fakes.
- Orbit icon theme updates (Elouen Lanoe)
- Fix various minor issues

fwanalog is a shell script that parses and summarizes firewall logfiles.
It currently (version 0.6.9) understands logs from ipf (tested with OpenBSD 2.8s and 2.9s ipf, also FreeBSD, NetBSD and Solaris 8 with ipf (+ ipfw on FreeBSD)), OpenBSD 3.x pf, Linux 2.2 ipchains, Linux 2.4 iptables, some ZyXEL/NetGear routers and Cisco PIX, Watchguard Firebox, Firewall-One (not NG!), FreeBSD ipfw and Sonicwall firewalls.
I have tested it on Debian GNU/Linux "sid" with bash and OpenBSD 2.x and 3.x with ksh as /bin/sh.
Other people use it on all kinds of Unix-like platforms. (You might need to change the shebang line to bash on non-free Unixes that dont ship with a powerful enough /bin/sh.)
It can be easily extended for other logfile formats, all it takes is editing two regular expressions.
fwanalog uses the excellent log analysis program Analog (also free software) to create its reports. It does so by converting the firewall log into a fake web server log and calling Analog with a modified configuration.
Installation:
- Decompress the distribution in some directory, e.g. /usr/local/fwanalog
- Symlink, move or copy the fwanalog.opts.{your OS} to "fwanalog.opts"
- Edit fwanalog.opts if necessary (most settings should be OK, though)
- If your Analog version is not the newest stable one, find a language file for it in the langfiles/ directory and copy it over fwanalog.lng
- On a non-free Unix (e.g. Solaris), modifiy the first line of the fwanalog.sh script to "#! /bin/bash" or where your bash or ksh shell is. Also, look if you have the GNU versions of the utilites listed in fwanalog.opts.
- Execute ./fwanalog.sh
- There should be some HTML and text reports in the directory you specified in fwanalog.opts ("$outdir").
Enhancements:
- fwanalog.sh: New ipfw function; bugfix in cisco()
- fwanalog.opts.master, support/mkopts.sh: New ipfw support
- fwanalog.sh: Added contributed sonicwall parser
- fwanalog.sh: Uses a lock file to avoid multiple calls with the same output directory; probably fixed the bug which caused fwanalog not to process the input if it started with the last line of fwanalog.all.log

divine is a utility for laptop users or people who use their machines in different networks all the time. It is meant to be run from the PCMCIA network initialization scripts.
DO NOT make divine setuid root. Divine contains tons of security holes like using system, it is meant as quick hack that will not hurt so much if it is run at boot time.
The idea is this:
- you describe the possible networks in /etc/divine.conf, including one or more machines that are probably up (routers and NIS servers come to mind).
- at boot time, you run divine.
- divine starts a thread that injects fake arp requests into the network. The thread will try again up to three times, pausing 1 second between retries.
If the last try times out again, the thread will print an error message, leave the interface in the original state and exit cleanly.
- the main thread just looks for arp replies and exits if one is found.
- You have one resolv.conf per network, for example /etc/resolv.conf.default and /etc/resolv.conf.work, and divine will symlink one of them to /etc/resolv.conf for you.
- You can specify a proxy server plus port and divine will write the proxy server to /etc/proxy. This can be evaluated inside your shell startup script, like this (zsh):
export http_proxy="http://`< /etc/proxy`/"
The included perl script edit-netscape-proxy.pl will edit the proxy settings in your Netscape 4 preferences file.
- You can even specify an additional script to be run for each selection. You can use this to edit /etc/printcap or /etc/issue or do something else I forgot.

Blackbox is that fast, light window manager you have been looking for without all those annoying library dependancies.
If you have a C++ compiler and the X Window System you can compile and use it.
Enhancements:
- fix compilation on OpenBSD and Mac OS X
- documentation updates to data/README.menu
- fix bt::Timer to make sure it still works after daylight-savings changes
- fix horizontal text alignment by adding a small indent to all text
- fix sunken gradient rendering: the colors are no longer inverted, and the correct bevel is drawn
- add bt::XDG::BaseDir, which is an implementation of the freedesktop.org basedir-spec version 0.6
- make bt::Pen able to recover from cache faults
- silence messages from bt::PixmapCache about the cache maximum being exceeded
- add bt::Rect::inside(), which ensures that one rectangle is inside the other
- fix bt::Resource to do nothing if filename arguments are empty
- fix bt::Resource::merge() to stop overriding existing entries (it should only add new ones)
- add bt::Texture::textureResource() overload that returns a default texture if the resource cannot be found
- add bt::dirname(), which returns the directory part of a file path
- add bt::mkdirhier(), which is equivalent to mkdir -m mode -p path
- add bt::tolower(), which returns a string with all characters lowercase
- add the "Center Placement" window placement policy, which places all new windows in the center of the screen
- add "Shade Window with Mouse Wheel" and "Toolbar Actions with Mouse Wheel" configuration options
- add window-to-window snapping support. This feature is off by default, you need to set session.windowSnapThreshold to a positive number in your ~/.blackboxrc.
- add support for piped menus. The output of a command can be used to create the blackbox menu. This is done by prepending the pipe character, |, to session.menuFile in ~/.blackboxrc or to [include] filenames.
- [nop] menu entries are now drawn disabled
- fix "Focus Last Window on Workspace" behavior to stop preferring windows that occupy all workspaces
- window placement takes windows with Desktop and Dialog types into consideration and does the appropriate thing (instead of placing them normally)
- remove 1 pixel gaps between windows when doing smart placement
- allow users to override the styles rootCommand in their ~/.blackboxrc
- fix default colors used by blackbox when no style is found
- allow the Toolbar to be raised and lowered with Alt+LeftMouseButton and Alt+MiddleMouseButton, respectively
- fix maximized+shaded windows from disappearing when restarting blackbox
- each windows windowmenu can be accessed now with Mod4+RightMouseButton
- fix fullscreen support to ignore aspect ratios set by applications (specifically, this should fix movie players that are currently displaying 16:9 video on a 4:3 screen)
- fix support for _NET_MOVERESIZE_WINDOW, normally sent from pagers
- fix focus problems caused by applications that try to fake fullscreen by setting focus to an override-redirect window (e.g. rdekstop)

PHPSPELLBOOK is a suite of tools for Web site promotion, diagnosis, and improvement.
PHPSPELLBOOK provides Web masters with tools such as advertisiment submission, a mass mailer, a broken link checker, a link exchange checker, fake click generators, anonymizer tools, a calendar, and more.
Main features:
- All tools could perform operations in anonymity relaying on Proxy/Socks4/Socks5 lists.
- Advertisement submissions tools
- SendMail: mass mailer
- Broken Link Checker
- Clicker tools [fake hits generators]
- Domain Spider
- HTTP Header Checker
- Link Exchange Checker
- Meta Tags Tools
- Page Ranking Tools [pagerank checker)
- Partners Finding Tools [find websites in a given pagerank range]
- E-Mail handling and parsing tools
- Translation Tools
- Url handling tools and generators
- Calendar
- Anonymous hosts list administration
- Anonymous host checker [proxy/socks4/socks5 checker]
- Jobs administration
- Smtp servers list administration
- Statistics
Enhancements:
- This release adds documentation updates, a code cleanup, new sources for socks4, socks5, and proxy lists, an installation script fix, a link popularity checker, and a partners finding tool.

DirIndexFaker script is writen in PHP and its designed to produce fake Apache directory listings for the purpose of slowing down and overloading with false positives the Web spiders used by the RIAA, MPAA, etc.
People like the riaa, mpaa, and others are on a copyright enforcing rampage, destroying innocent victims along the way. They are using automated tools (web spiders) to find people hosting illegal content to sue. Sometimes the spiders catch innocent people in their web of evil.
Since our politicians think the RIAAa well-being is more important than ours, we must find a way to make the RIAA/MPAAs spiders too expensive to operate. Therefore our goals should be to:
- Slow the spider down, or get it stuck in a loop
- Provide soo many false positives, that sorting the actual infringers from the innocent is too expensive to allow the copywrong police to continue
These things are what a honeypot, or tarpit is designed to do. There are several available RIAA/MPAA spider trapping scripts currently available, but they all have unacceptable limitations (either requirements are too high, or they take an unacceptable toll on your server).
What was needed was a script which could generate fake apache index pages, but with links to large files with copyrighted sounding names. The server operator should not have to have root, nor should it waste excessive disk space for the server operator, IE - the files should be generated by the script, and not actually stored on the servers disk. This is what DirIndexFaker does!
The best existing script I could find which came close to meeting these criteria was the DMCA Bot Killer , but it had several problems:
- It requires the files to be generated beforehand with a perl script, the code is in the source, but commented out and a little wonky.
- It does not look like an apache index page, it looks suspicious, the **AAs spiders could be easily modified to detect this.
- It requires a list of filenames to use when generating our warez index. This list is loaded from a server at every invocation. This is innefficient, and error-prone.
So DirIndexFaker is a fixed version of the DMCA Bot Killer.
Usage:
Simply extract the contents of the .zip file to a subfolder under your PHP enabled webservers document root, then place a link to that subfolder somewhere on your site where bots can see it, and people cannot. One way to hide the link from humans is with CSS.
Note: You may be tempted to keep the search engines away with your robots.txt file, but is is well known that the RIAA is using the search engines to find infringing content, so this is not a good idea.
Enhancements:
- This release adds the ability to slow down RIAA/MPAA bots with a usleep call.
- This is enabled by default, but can be disabled by commenting out a line at the top of index.php.
- The bottom row has been fixed to make server info match the actual server version running on your host.
- The random seed has been changed so that filenames/sizes will only change once a day.
- This makes it harder to detect as a fake.

Ridentd server application is meant for the totally paranoid that need access to servers that require ident and dont want to give any information about local users to the remote server or its other users.
Ridentd is a stand-alone replacement for identd that uses a random selection of a ispell dictionary to use as fake ident responses. The ident response is based on a (one-time randomly initialized) modulus of the local port in order to assure that one session will return the same identity during a TCP session.
The really paranoid may wish to start ridentd a few times a day from their cron in order to reseed both the random set of dictionary words and the port modulo. When using in the cron it is adviced to use the SILENT option.
At this moment this software should be considdered release-ready for the Linux platform, beta for any other *nix platform. It depends on the availability of the strings , ps binaries, and the pressence of at least one ispell dictionary file.
Enhancements:
- Addresses a serious locally exploitable symlink bug that allowed a random local file to be overwritten to with the process ID of the newly started daemon.