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Newsstar fetches news and posts it to a local server; INN, s-news and sn are supported, and it should be easy to adapt for other servers with some configuration and extra scripts. Its designed for Unix-like systems, and all the development was done on Linux.

There are already plenty of other programs to do this, but what makes newsstar special is that it can make multiple simultaneous connections, not only to one server, but to several, supporting up to 10 threads. Before fetching each article it checks that it hasnt already been downloaded by another thread or in a previous session. It can also pipeline article requests to make better use of available bandwidth.

I wrote it because a number of ISPs I have used suffer from unreliable newsfeeds. There is an excellent free server made available by news.individual.net, but it can be a bit slow at times, and using external servers uses more bandwidth. Therefore I wanted a program which could fetch whatever articles my ISP has available, but use the foreign server to avoid missing posts or getting them very late, and to do it as fast as possible.

This project is distributed under the GPL.

Elmo is a feature-rich, highly configurable and fast mail client. You could call it a Mail User Agent, but it offers much more than traditional MUAs.
Elmo should be easy and pleasant to use.
- The user should not be forced to configure many options before using it, nor read a long users manual. We provide a short script, elmoconf.pl (in the src/ directory) which will create a configuration file for you, providing reasonable defaults. You can start using the full power of Elmo in half a minute!
Elmo should be very fast and efficient.
- Elmo uses very efficient algorithms for several tasks. You shouldnt be surprised when you discover how fast it opens your mail folder with hundreds or even thousands of mail. For example, opening a folder with 7,000 mails lasts only four seconds!
You should be able to modify Elmo as you like.
- You, as a user of Elmo, are the most important in our project. You should be able to configure your mail client as you like, and nothing should constrain you. Thats why our configuration file has so many options: as your needs grow, you will be able to make Elmo behave exactly as you wish.
- Moreover, if you have suggestions, special wishes and advice, we would like to hear from you! If time allows, we will gladly incorporate your suggestions into a future version of Elmo.
Elmo will not require special external software.
- With traditional MUAs, such as Mutt, you usually have to set up an SMTP server, such as Sendmail, and often use additional tools like fetchmail to get your mail. With Elmo you can use this traditional approach but you dont have to: Elmo can send and receive mail on its own, which means you are less dependent.
Elmo should have a good, modular design.
- While it may not seem important to you, it does influence our ability to add new features to Elmo. We worked hard to make Elmo easily extensible, using best software-development methodologies.
Main features:
- SMTP support (with authentication support)
- POP3 support
- a Bayesian mail filter!
- an address-book
- colors
- threads
- keymaps and hooks
- maildir and (partial) mbox support
- MIME support (including support for encoded headers)
- partial GPG support (decoding, and signature verification)
- OpenSSL support
- partial UTF-8 support
- interactive search

netrw is a simple (but powerful) tool for transporting data over the internet. netrws main purpose is to simplify and speed up file transfers to hosts without an FTP server.
It can also be used for uploading data to some other user. It is something like one-way netcat (nc) with some nice features concerning data transfers.
Netrw can compute and check message digest (MD5, SHA-1, and some others) of all the data being transferred, it can also print information on progress and average speed. At the end it sums up the transfer.
Enhancements:
- A SIGSEGV which occurred when the control connection is closed during initialization was fixed.

Antmod is a build management, release management, and repository management tool. Its implementation is an Ant-based extensible engine for retrieving, versioning, building, and deploying code to and from Subversion or CVS.
It standardizes build files for Java projects and provides build plugins for various tasks. Antmod project also standardizes tagging and branching for both CVS and Subversion, and its module and repository management can also be used for non-Java projects.
It greatly speeds up Java software development, promotes reuse of Java software, and standardizes the build-test- release cycle.
Main features:
- Standardized out-of-the-box buildfiles
- For Java projects, Antmod places standardized buildfiles on module and release level, in this way standardizing the way each module and release is built.
- Allow customized builds per module and release
- Antmod allows modules and releases to override default behavior in the buildfile by committing a "local.build.xml" in the root of the module with the overridden build logic.
- Enable reuse of components across projects
- It is as simple as adding the module to the release descriptor of the project.
- Modularized approach to software artefacts
- Code, documentation, configuration, etcetera is grouped in modules that are versioned in a consistent way per module.
- Standardize repository usage
- Everything is in a module, the module is the versioning unit, and tagging and branching happens per module. Tag and branch names are standardized.
- Centralized overview across releases and projects
- Release descriptors describe what a release consists of, and are stored centrally in the repository. This provides a centralized view across releases and projects.
- Separate developer and release manager roles
- The release descriptors can be maintained by a release manager, and do not have to be maintained by the developer.
Enhancements:
- This release adds Subversion 1.4 support, improved command-line support, and module-level merge functions for merging to a branch or the trunk.
- With the out-of-the-box War plugin for building Web applications, this release is a must-have.
- All current users are advised to upgrade.

OpenSSH SecurID is a patch that integrates SecurID authentication services directly into the OpenSSH daemon. It allows users to use SecurID tokens directly as their passwords instead of relying on the clunky sdshell.
This is how it works:
0) apply patch ;-) You must use GNU patch (get it from ftp.gnu.org, it free.)
1) copy ACE headers (in SecurID inc directory) into either a standard include place (like /usr/local/include) or into the openssh source tree or add the --with-cflags=-I/path/to/ace/inc (where the include files are located)
2) copy the libaceclnt.a (for ACE 5.X) or sdiclient.a (for ACE<<less