Software Map

LOMAC uses Low Water-Mark Mandatory Access Control
to protect the integrity of processes and data
from viruses, trojan horses, malicious remote
users, and compromised network server daemons. The
LOMAC loadable kernel module can be used to harden
Linux systems without any changes to existing
kernels, applications, or configuration files. Due
to its simplicity, LOMAC itself requires no
configuration, regardless of the users and
applications present on the system. Although some
features and fixes remain to be implemented, LOMAC
presently provides sufficient protection to thwart
some attacks, and is stable enough for everyday use.

The stmpclean utility removes old files (and old
empty directories) from the specified directory.
It is meant to be used to clean directories such
as "/tmp" where old files tend to accumulate.
stmpclean never removes files or directories owned
by root, which is a feature, not a bug. Great care
is taken while descending into the directory, and
the operation is secure. Anything that's not a
directory, regular file, or symbolic link is also
left alone (because programs like screen(1) create
sockets and FIFOs under /tmp and expect them to be
long-lived). Unlike other programs that do the
same task, stmpclean never forks and consumes
limited amount of memory. If stmpclean determines
a race condition it will log the situation and
exit with a failure.

Open Macro Library is a library of highly reusable
C macros providing a set of well-designed commonly
needed functionality to C developers, like logging
and debugging helpers, containers, sorting, and
other algorithms.

The purpose of zdisk is to have a kernel of your choice and a rescue system on one floppy or cdrom disk. Zdisk copies a kernel of your choice to a floppy and puts a rescue system on the same floppy, creating a boot/rescue floppy. The kernel can't be more than 1070Kb in size. Ramf-117.exe at the same site has a similar rescue system, except it comes with a IDE kernel.

Wocvim is a WoC client for Vim. WoC is a protocol
which enables the use of hyperlinks in plain ASCII
texts. The links can point to local or remote
locations. The protocol is specifically designed
to support source code, but it can be used in any
text. For source code, it's also possible to use
ad-hoc tag generators like cscope and ctags.

pam_imap is a PAM module that authenticates against a remote IMAP or IMAPS server. It supports multiple servers, SSL, password caching, user blacklists (for admin users), and many configuration abilities.

gmodconfig provides a simple way for end-
users to download, install, configure, and
update Linux kernel modules through an easy-
to-use graphic interface. The backend consists
of XML files that contain module information
and translations.

C++ と x 86 アセンブリでビルドおもちゃのオペレーティング システム。

これは、ハーモンの修正/ハードン iSub PowerPC ベース Mac 用 10.5.6-10.5.8

RIMiRadio is a floppy disk distro of Linux and an Icecast server.

Slimux is a from-source, trimmed down distribution
of Linux created with the idea of keeping the base
system as slim as possible. The goal for Slimux
1.x.x is to have the base package less than 16M
while still maintaining the functionality of a
more typical system.

The UNH-iSCSI project consists of vendor-independent reference implementations of both a software initiator and a software target emulator for the latest draft (20) of the new IETF protocol for Storage Area Networks (SANs) called iSCSI. The initiator and target are implemented as independently loadable modules for the Linux kernel, versions 2.4.18 or later. The software performs extensive checking for conformance to the standard during operation. It supports almost all components of the iSCSI standard, and development is underway to provide support for the remaining components. Although these modules have been developed and tested together, they operate independently of one another, and do not have to be used together. That is, the unh-iscsi initiator is capable of connecting with a target from any vendor, and the unh-iscsi target is capable of accepting connections from any vendor's initiator.

T/TCP For Linux is an implementation and
integration of T/TCP (Transaction TCP) into Linux
kernels. T/TCP is an extension for standard TCP
which uses a monotonically increasing variable, CC
(Connection Counts), to bypass the 3-way handshake
and reduce TIME_WAIT perild. T/TCP greatly
decreases the overhead that standard TCP
introduces when dealing with transaction-oriented
connections. T/TCP for Linux also focuses on the
promotion of wide adoption of T/TCP, since it has
indisputable performance advantages over standard TCP.