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loopBlock 1.1b
loopBlock - Domain name or IP address blocking using /etc/hosts file more>>
This program modifies the "/etc/hosts" file, adding domain names or IP addresses to the list of hosts in the file. These domain names, or addresses are set to route to the "loopback" address on the machine. This will cause any lookup of a name listed in loopBlock to route to the local machine. At that point, the machine will either access services on the local computer (eg. personal web sharing). This way, the administrator can set up a "restricted access" index.html page to let other users know that they cannot access the requested name or address (this may be implemented in possible future versions).
To use the program, enter domain names, or IP addresses of computers that should be "blocked". Push the return key, or press the "Block" button to add the name to the list. You must push the "Save" button to apply the settings. This is where an administrative name or password is needed to save the list.
This software has an import function that will allow the user to import entries from a Comma Delimited Text File (.CSV). Select "Import" from under the "File" menu, and select the file that contains the data you wish to import.
The program will let the user flush the lookupd cache. This option is available in "Preferences" under the "loopBlock" menu. This helps in some instances, because Mac OS X consults that cache before the configuration files that loopBlock modifies (/etc/hosts).
Enhancements:
- Bux fix: no longer assigns incorrect permissions when replacing hosts file
- Added import option under file menu.
- Added function that flushes lookupd cache.
Cocoa Packet Analyzer 0.65
Cocoa Packet Analyzer is developed to be a useful native Mac OS X implementation of a network protocol analyzer and packet sniffer, which supports the industry-standard PCAP packet capture format for reading, capturing and writing packet trace files. more>>
Cocoa Packet Analyzer 0.65 is developed to be a useful native Mac OS X implementation of a network protocol analyzer and packet sniffer, which supports the industry-standard PCAP packet capture format for reading, capturing and writing packet trace files.
Major Features:
- Basic packet capturing (libPCAP/ tcpdump filter expressions can be used).
- Analyze and display packet trace files.
- Supports PCAP packet capture format.
- Quicklook plugin included - its basic but at least you can get an overview over packet trace files in finder.
Supported Types and Protocols:
- Ethertype ARP
- Ethertype IP (v4/ v6)
- Ethertype PPP
- Ethertype PPPoED/S
- Ethertype 802.1Q VLAN
- Linktype Loopback
- Linktype PPP
- IP-Protocol IP
- IP-Protocol TCP
- IP-Protocol UDP
- IP-Protocol ICMP
- IP-Protocol IGMP
- IP-Protocol L2TP
- PPPoE Discovery and Sessionstages
- PPP-Protocols: IP, LCP, IPCP, CCP, PAP, CHAP
- L2TP-Protocol (port based detection)
- RADIUS-Protocol (port based detection)
- SIP-Protocol (third party analyzer plugin)
Enhancements:
- added an option to save find queries.
- fixed some small memory leaks.
- optimized document types.
Linktype Loopback. Linktype PPP. IP-Protocol IP. IP-Protocol TCP. IP-Protocol UDP. IP-ProtocolLicense:Freeware
License:Freeware
Netatalk 2.0.4
Kernel level AppleTalk protocol tool implementation. more>> Kernel level AppleTalk protocol tool implementation.
Netatalk is a freely-available, kernel level implementation of the AppleTalk Protocol Suite, originally for BSD-derived systems. A *NIX/*BSD system running netatalk is capable of serving many macintosh clients simultaneously as an AppleTalk router,
AppleShare file server, *NIX/*BSD print server, and for accessing AppleTalk printers via Printer Access Protocol (PAP). Included are a number of minor printing and debugging utilities.
NOTE: Netatalk is licensed and distributed under the terms of the BSD License and GNU General Public License (GPL).
System requirements:
- Berkeley DB libraries AND headers
Enhancements
- REM: remove timeout
- NEW: afpd: DHX2 uams using GNU libgcrypt.
- NEW: afpd: volume options illegalseq, perm and invisibledots
- ilegalseq encode illegal sequence in filename asis, ex "217-", which is not
- a valid SHIFT-JIS char, is encoded as U217 -.
- perm value OR with the client requested permissions. (help with OSX 10.5
- strange permissions).
- Make dot files visible by default with usedots, use invisibledots
- for keeping the old behavior, ie for OS9 (OSX hide dot files on its
- own).
- NEW: afpd: volume options allow_hosts/denied hosts
- NEW: afpd: volume options dperm/fperm default directory and file
- permissions or with server requests.
- NEW: afpd: afpd.conf, allow line continuation with
- NEW: afpd: AppleVolumes.default allow line continuation with
- NEW: afpd: Mac greek encoding.
- NEW: afpd: CJK encoding.
- UPD: afpd: Default UAMs: DHX + DHX2
- FIX: afpd: return the right error in createfile and copyfile if the disk
- is full.
- FIX: afpd: resolveid return the same error code than OSX if its a directory
- FIX: afpd: server name check, test for the whole loopback subnet
- not only 127.0.0.1.
- UPD: afpd: limit comments size to 128 bytes, (workaround for Adobe CS2 bug).
- UPD: afpd: no more daemon icon.
- UPD: usedots, return an invalid name only for .Applexxx files used by netatalk not
- all files starting with .apple.
- UPD: cnid: increase the number of cnid_dbd slots to 512.
- FIX: cnid: dbd detach the daemon from the control terminal.
- UPD: cnid: never ending Berkeley API changes...
- UPD: cnid: dbd add a timeout when reading data from afpd client.
- UPD: cnid: Dont wait five second after the first error when speaking to the dbd
- backend.
- FIX: papd: vars use % not $
- FIX: papd: quote chars in popen variables expansion. security fix.
- FIX: papd: papd -d didnt write to stderr.
- FIX: papd: ps comments dont always use ()
- FIX: many compilation errors (solaris, AFS, Tru64, xfs quota...).
Gspoof 3.2
Ease the building and the sending of TCP/IP packets more>> Ease the building and the sending of TCP/IP packets
Gspoof is a tool which makes easier and accurate the building and sending of tcp-ip packets. Gspoof has an easy-to-use graphical interface written in GTK+ too and can be executed from the console (command line).
Main features:>
Ethernet header manipulation:
- interface
- source and destination mac addresses
- ethernet type (ip or loopback)
Ip header manipulation:
- source and destination ip addresses
- time to live (ttl)
- identification (id)
- type of service (tos)
Tcp header manipulation:
- source and destination ports
- tcp flags with ECN support
- sequence number
- acknowledgement number
- window size
- urgent pointer
Tcp payload:
- a string of 128 chars long (max)
Multiple packets creation (pseudo-flood):
- delay
- number
Explicit Congestion Notification support:
- ECE and/or CWR flags
- Differentiated services
- ECN-Capable transport
- ECN-CE
- Type of Service (tos) is automagically calculated
System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- Added Explicit Congestion Notification support (thanks to )
- Fixed a bug in ltostr()
- Cleaned code in console.c
- Fixed some tips
IndigoWeb 1.0
IndigoWeb - PHP front-end to controlling the Indigo Home Automation software more>>
I assume you have a router in your intranet that connects your home computers to your ISP (cable modem, dsl, T1)? You will want to go into the settings of your router, which you can usually do by using a web browser to go to 192.168.0.1 (if your network is 192.168.0.*, or the equivalent).
Once in your router, you will setup Port Forwarding. Setup port 80 to point to the intranet IP address of your Mac.
You will then need the public IP of your house. The easy way to get this it to browse to http://whatismyip.com. You can then put this IP Address into any web-browser on the internet and it will go to your house, the router will then route the HTTP request (on port 80) to your mac, which will serve the webpage.
Alternatively, you can get an account at dyndns.org. This allows you to have a fake hostname that will point to your dynamic IP address. Therefore, you can register for something like: yourname.home.org and that will route to your mac.
AntiNetCut 0.25
Anti NetCut Daemon for your Mac OS X more>> Anti NetCut Daemon for your Mac OS X
AntiNetCut is a free and open source Python-utility that aims to protect you against specific ARP poisoning attack.
AntiNetCut run as daemon and can be remotely controlled by XMLRPC, currently listening on the loopback interface only for in-machine control.
System requirements:
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- libdnet
QuakeWorld Server 2.3b1
QuakeWorld Server has come as a handy add-on for registered Quake owners with which you can host Internet matches of QuakeWorld, the version of Quake optimized for Internet multiplayer play. more>>
QuakeWorld Server 2.3b1 has come as a handy add-on for registered Quake owners with which you can host Internet matches of QuakeWorld, the version of Quake optimized for Internet multiplayer play. The QuakeWorld client is optimized for people playing over a modem; however, to host QuakeWorld with this server, you must have a much faster connection, such as a T1 line or better. As with all beta software, this program should be used with caution. This new version includes several Mac fixes as well as compatibility with the newest PC version.
Rumpus 6.1.3
Rumpus is regarded as a convenient and professional program which allows people from within your office or across the Internet to send, receive, and manage files on a central Mac. more>>
Rumpus 6.1.3 is regarded as a convenient and professional program which allows people from within your office or across the Internet to send, receive, and manage files on a central Mac.
Whether you need to accept graphics files from remote locations, manage content on a Web server, or coordinate a work group with a single file server that everyone can access, Rumpus is the answer. Rumpus FTP can handle virtually any Internet file transfer task by working with standard FTP and Web clients on any platform, and do it with remarkable ease.
Major Features:
- Improve Your Customer Service
- When people need to send you a big file, or you need to share one with a client, it should be fast, professional and easy. Rumpus does away with the hassles of e-mail attachments and snail-mailing CDs, making it easier for your customers to do business with you.
- Streamline Your Workflow
- When a file comes in, Rumpus can notify the right people in your company, depending on who sent it. Notification is instantaneous, and since the file is sent directly to your network, it's right there, ready for you to work with.
- Save Your Money
- With Rumpus, there are no recurring ISP fees outside of your standard Internet connection cost. And since files are transferred directly between your customers and you, even your Internet bandwidth is used as efficiently as possible.
- Brand Your Business
- Because the Rumpus interface is fully customizable, it can easily be integrated into your existing Web site. And your clients can bookmark your file transfer service, putting you just a click away.
- Look Like A Pro
- Ever been asked for your FTP address? People that deal with large file transfers on a regular basis are used to dealing with FTP. Rumpus is a standards-compliant, full-featured FTP server, so when someone asks if they can "FTP you a file", just give them the address of your server.
Enhancements:
- Corrected a problem that caused certain types of drop shipments sent via FileWatch to fail.
- The drop boxes (blind uploads) in the "Boxes" appearance now work correctly.
- URL sanitization (encoding of potentially troublesome characters sent in URLs) has been extended to include a few extra characters.
- Use of HTTP basic authentication is now disabled in all cases.
- Rumpus 6 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later. Any Mac OS X system capable of running OS X 10.4 will generally make a fine Rumpus file server, since Rumpus' RAM and CPU requirements are minimal. Typical DSL, T1, cable modem, and even faster Internet connections will normally be the limiting factor in file transfer performance, not the server itself. You should, of course, be sure to have adequate disk space available on the server to store the content that will be uploaded and downloaded to and from the server.
- Both the Rumpus application and server daemon are provided as Universal Binary executables, and run natively on PowerPC and Intel based Macs.
Typical DSL, T1, cable modem, and even faster Internet connections will normally be theLicense:update/patch
JCaptcha 1.0
Ope source Java implementation of the Captcha project more>> JCaptcha 1.0 gives an effective utility which is Java Completely Automated Public Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. It is an open source java framework for CAPTCHA integration and definition.
A CAPTCHA is a program that can generate and grade tests that: Most humans can pass. Current computer programs can't pass.
Major Features:
- Captcha implementations
- Text : Captcha with Text challenges
- Image : Captcha with Image challenges
- Sound : Captcha with Sound challenges
- Standardized layer
- Service : Used by client applications to expose Captchas Challenge and validate the response in an easy way
- Engine : Used internally by Services in order to provide new captchas
- Some useful components
- Generators (Random or specialized)
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- Background
- Color
- Word
- Font
- Image deformation
- Text Paster
- Sound Configurator
- Word Decorator
Enhancements:
- Typo error in Image Captcha Engine and Sound Captcha Engine
- Twisted And Sheared Random Font Generator only applies Shear
- Frequent Captcha Exceptions ("word is too tall") during captcha generation
- File Reader Random Background Generator doesn't work properly with JPGs embedded in JAR files
- Instanciar Default Manageable Sound Captcha Service
- Forgot to negate is Assignable From condition.
- Error while unserializing Image Captcha object in Java 1.6
- java.lang.No Such Method Error
- JCaptcha does not work in a clustered environment
- File Reader Random Background Generator should not stop search to the first resource if it is a jar file entry
- NPE in Buffered Engine Container
- Assertion failed: p != NULL, file ../../../src/share/native/sun/awt/font/t2k/t1.c, line 1974
- Typo in user-interface string com.octo.captcha.image.fisheye.FishEye
- Free TTS Word To Sound is not deal locating Voices thus causing memory leakage
- Unexpected symbols (trains, ships,...) in the captcha
- File Reader Random Background Generator should URL-decode the result of url.get File Improvement
- Add sound and image controllers for spring
- TextPaster that rotates characters randomly 360 degrees
- Clean dependencies and create extension modules for EHCache and Buffered Engine Task
- Merge projects
- Update group in project.xml
- Review PMD reports and resolve violations
Seagull 1.7.0
Seagull - Free, open source and multi-protocol traffic generator test tool more>> Seagull - Free, open source and multi-protocol traffic generator test tool
Seagull is a free, open source and multi-protocol traffic generator test tool.
Primarily aimed at IMS (3GPP, TISPAN, CableLabs) protocols (and thus being the perfect complement to SIPp for IMS testing), Seagull is a powerful traffic generator for functional, load, endurance, stress and performance/benchmark tests for almost any kind of protocol.
In addition, its openness allows to add the support of a brand new protocol in less than 2 hours - with no programming knowledge.
For that, Seagull comes with several protocol families embedded in the source code:
- Binary/TLV (Diameter, Radius and many 3GPP and IETF protocols)
- External library (TCAP, SCTP)
- Text (XCAP, HTTP, H248 ASCII)
Seagull supports currently the following protocols:
- Diameter base ( RFC 3588) and any Diameter relating application - IMS Cx, Dx, Ro, Rf, Sh over TCP or SCTP or TLS over IPv4 or IPv6.
- TCAP ITU and ANSI and any protocol over TCAP (IS41, Win, Camel, GSM MAP, ...) either over SS7 (E1/T1) or SIGTRAN. For that, it relies on HP OpenCall SS7.
- XCAP over HTTP over IPv4
- HTTP over IPv4
- H248/Megaco ASCII form over UDP or TCP or SCTP/IPv4
- Radius (subset) over IPv4.
Main features:
- Multi-protocol traffic generator
- Command line tool with text interface
- Protocols of the same family are described in an XML, user editable, dictionary (messages, parameters)
- Existing protocol families: Binary/TLV (Type, Length, Value), Raw binary, Text, external API (first implementation: HP OpenCall SS7)
- Support of IP (UDP/TCP), SCTP, SSL/TLS and SS7/TCAP transports
- Portable programming (tested and supported on Linux x86, ia64, HPUX, SunOS and Windows)
- Scenarios are described using XML files
- Multi-threaded for performances and reliability
- Dynamically adjustable scenario rate
- Uniform, Poisson or Best-effort scenario arrival distribution
- Remote-control (scenario-rate set, counter dump) through standard HTTP interface
- Pause and restart of traffic
- Support of automated traffic profile (varying scenario rate)
- Smooth (no new scenarios then wait for ongoing scenarios to end) or brutal end
- Scenario display with message counters
- Scenarios have init (executed once), main (repeated for traffic) sections
- Scenarios have default sections for defense in case of unexpected messages
- A scenario can be mono (most cases) or multi-protocol
- Message and parameters checking possible (disabled by default)
- Support of parameter injection following a CSV like database
- Multiple Seagull instances can be synchronized in the middle of scenario
- Intra scenario synchronization using a synchronization protocol (example application provided in Java language)
- Statistics: timer between two messages, scenario length, scenario rate, successful scenarios, failed scenarios (with reason)
- Protocol decoding and hexadecimal dump
- Trace files with or without timestamps (for performances and automation)
Apple MainStage 2.0.1
Apple MainStage is developed to be a handy tool with which keyboardists, guitarists, and other musicians can easily perform with software instruments and effects more>>
Apple MainStage 2.0.1 is developed to be a handy tool with which keyboardists, guitarists, and other musicians can easily perform with software instruments and effects through a full-screen interface designed specifically for the stage.
Enhancements:
- Improves overall performance and provides numerous fixes and enhancements, including the Loopback and Playback plug-ins
- Issues addressed include:
- The Reverse option for Loopback now behaves consistently
- Pitchbend data is transmitted properly to external instruments
- A recording in Loopback can be used to define the tempo for MainStageThe I/O plug-in is now available in MainStage
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