Free red hat 2.2 software for linux

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DYS Backup is just a small script to backup your system.
You can ajust it to your needs as you like. It is made for me, but you are free to use it in the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Enhancements:
- Backups can be rotated and timestamped.
- Self encryption with GPG can be done.
- Pre and post script functions can be used.
- Package data was added for Red Hat/Fedora.
- Conditional compression of encryption is used.
- The user may choose between bzip2 and gzip.

Kadet is a multi-purpose server written in C. It is highly extensible, well written, equipped with a great set of libraries including scripting, persistent database, object memory management, etc. Its very easy to develop this application.
Although the modules are designed with portability in mind, currently Kadet will most probably work on Linux only since the current focus is workability. It has been tested on Red Hat 7.2 and 7.3.
Main features:
- Multi-threaded
- Easy configuration
- Easy to develop
- Built-in interpreter
- SSL
- Extensible
- a lot more
Enhancements:
- Finally added autoconf. Still missing a lot of platforms but it looks like a good start, hopefully.
- Now the executable is not run directly. Controlling the server is done through the shell script /opt/kadet/bin/kadet. The file /usr/bin/kadet is now a link to that script. The executable is /opt/kadet/bin/kadetex. After installing, try: "kadet" to display a help screen.

camwatch is a very lightweight program for Unix / X Windows that fetches, displays, and optionally archives pictures from webcams.
It requires recent versions of imlib (not imlib2) and libcurl. I develop it under Red Hat Linux. I havent intentionally put anything Linux-specific into it, but I dont test it anywhere else, and Im not intimately familiar with the subtle differences between libcs and such, so YMMV.
camwatch works for me but poorly. It will probably work even worse for you. Let me know.
camwatch was originally written by cblack, but his website has disappeared and his last known email address bounces. So, Ive appropriated the project; if anyone knows this cblack and want to direct me to him, Id love to get in touch and see if he wants it back or wants to pass it to me more formally.
There are big future plans for camwatch, but I tend to do things in fits and spurts, so I finally decided to call my hackings version 0.1 and release it, so here it is. Update: Another fit and spurt; version 0.2 exists now.
Enhancements:
- Fixed broken -s flag for selecting archive dir
- Fixed bug where window was showing image previous to current
- Made s keystroke save current image without forcing reload
- Made window auto-resize to the actual size of fetched image
- Added verify_image; currently only checks that filesize != 0
- Added version and filename to window title

Thresh is an application for Snort that manages alert thresholding and suppression. It was designed to assist the administrator with tuning one or more Snort sensors. The project was designed to run under Red Hat flavors of Linux.
It summarizes Snort Alerts by alert count, allows creation and editing of threshold.conf files, prunes your Snort database based on your tunings, and allows you to preview your alert suppressions before deletion.
Enhancements:
- DB queries were corrected.
- Database pruning based on suppression sets was added.
- A major code cleanup was undertaken.
- All errors with signature name queries were corrected along with all read/write calls to config files.
- The number of floating variables between POSTs on all pages was reduced. Descriptions were added to description boxes. Rule edit/delete options were added. Issues with alert counts were corrected.
- A cool way was devised to do CIDR block DELETEs and SELECTs in MySQL.

web-chpass utility allows users to change their account password through the web. This package was written with security and flexibility as the primary concerns--and in that order. It runs on systems that use PAM to manage user authorizations. At this time, it has been tested only on Red Hat 7.2.
The web pages produced are completely customizable. The chpass.cgi utility contains no HTML. Instead, web pages are produced from an external template.
"Bad password" checking can be optionally enabled. As distributed, the web page template offers the user a choice, with these checks enabled by default.
This package includes several components that may be useful for other applications. The nipasswd utility allows non-privileged programs to authenticate users and change passwords in a
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug with previously unexpected "Password changed" notices from PAM on SuSE 10.1.

SkyViewer is an OpenGL-based program written by Nicholas Phillips to display HEALPix-based sky maps from FITS format files.
The program will display sky maps on a 3D sphere or a 2D Mollweide projection. Real time panning and zooming are supported, as are rotations of the 3D sphere (if you have a fast graphics card).
The program was developed and tested in a Red Hat Linux environment, but it should also build under Windows and Max OSX.
Main features:
- 3D sphere or 2D Mollweide display
- View Temperature, Polarization or Nobs fields
- Real time rotation, zooming, and panning
- Retrieve pixel information from the display
- Adjustable mapping from pixel value to color
- Save screen shots to image file
- Pixel texture aligns with HEALPix pixel boundaries
- Contextual help
- OS agnostic