defragmentation
Xsanity Defrag 1.1
Xsanity Defrag is a beneficial and highspeed mouse and keyboard application which runs the command line utility, snfsdefrag (the Xsan File System Defrag Utility that ships with Xsan), to defragment files on Xsan volumes or storage pools. more>> Xsanity Defrag 1.1 is a beneficial and high-speed mouse and keyboard application which runs the command line utility, snfsdefrag (the Xsan File System Defrag Utility that ships with Xsan), to defragment files on Xsan volumes or storage pools.
Open files or files that have been modified in the past 10 seconds are not defragmented. If a file is modified while defragmentation is in progress, defragmentation will stop and the file will be skipped.
Xsanity Defrag will run only as superuser. It is recommended that Xsan volumes to be defragmented be unmounted on all client computers before defragmentation.
- Compatible with Xsan 1.1.
- Apples Xsan 1.0 must be installed on the computer.
Opcode Vision DSP 4.5.1c
Opcode Vision DSP is created to be a handy and effective complete software system for recording, editing, effecting and playback of MIDI and digital audio. more>>
Opcode Vision DSP 4.5.1c is created to be a handy and effective complete software system for recording, editing, effecting and playback of MIDI and digital audio. Vision DSP is compatible with ASIO compliant audio hardware, Apple's Sound Manager and Digidesign's AudioMedia II & III hardware. Vision DSP fully supports 24bit audio files and is compatible VST and Premiere plug-in formats. Vision DSP is fully Power Mac native.
Requirements:
- Power Macintosh with Level II Cache (603 or faster recommended)
- MacOS 7.6 or later
- Min 32 MB of RAM
- Fast hard disk (with defragmentation software)
- CD-ROM and floppy drive for installation
Snort 2.8.4
Free and open source network intrusion prevention and detection system more>> Free and open source network intrusion prevention and detection system
Sort is a network intrusion prevention and detection system that uses a rule-driven language, which combines the benefits of protocol, signature and anomaly based inspection methods.
Snort is the most widely deployed intrusion detection and prevention technology worldwide and has become the de facto standard for the industry.
System requirements:
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Enhancements
New Additions:
- Revised DCE/RPC preprocessor to provide new rule options, additional SMB command support, and updated defragmentation models
- Support for IPv6 with Frag3 and all application preprocessors (SMTP, FTP/Telnet, DCE/RPC, SSL, DNS, Portscan)
- Improved target-based support within application preprocessors
- Addition to automatically pre-filter traffic that is not explicitly configured for inspection to improve performance.
- HttpInspect update to limit number of HTTP Header fields and alert if limit is reached.
- Support for multiple IP Addresses and/or CIDRs in HTTP Inspect and FTP/Telnet Server/Client specific configurations
Improvements:
- Update to allow rules with only negated content
Justniffer 0.5.2
Free and open source TCP packet sniffer more>> Free and open source TCP packet sniffer
Justniffer captures TCP packets, reassembles and reorders them, performs IP packet defragmentation and displays the tcp flow in the standard output.
Justniffer is useful for logging network traffic in a standard (web server like) or in a customized way.
Justniffer can log timings, for example it can log the response time). It is very useful for tracking network services performances (e.g. application server, web server, etc.).
The main differences with other sniffers are:
- Justniffer captures tcp/ip traffic and handle all tcp/ip stuff (reordering, retrasmissions, defragmentation). The tcp flow adjustment is performed using linux kernel code included in a slightly modified version of the nids library.
- Justniffer reports timing informations. So it can be usefull for tracking network system performances
Enhancements
- fixed compilation issues with gcc 3.3.3
- added connection.timestamp
- fixed idle.time.0 formatting
- fixed documentation
- more adherence to RFC 2616: looking for headers in case insesitive mode
- new HTTP headers added
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