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A foneBRIDGE configuration utility.

A foneBRIDGE configuration library.

A simple XML library.

A reversehttp for AnyEvent.

A Javascript code obfuscator

Gammu is the name of the project as well as name of command line utility, which you can use to control mobile phone. It is written in C and built on top of libGammu. Gammu command line utility provides access to wide range of phone features, however support level differs from phone to phone and you might want to check Gammu Phone Database for user experiences with various phones. Generally following features are supported: * Call listing, initiating and handling; * SMS retrieval, backup and sending; * MMS retrieval; * Phonebook listing, export and import (also from standard formats such as vCard); * Calendar and tasks listing, export and import (also from standard formats such as vCalendar or iCalendar); * Retrieval of phone and network information; * Access to phone file system (note that some phones work also as USB storage devices and those are not accessible through Gammu).

The dovecot antispam plugin is aimed to help in spam systems training. Consider the following scenario. Your mailbox is flooded with tons of mail. They are delivered to the configured folders based on the arbitrary spam system judgement. This judgement is not always correct or not always what you would like it to be, however. This is where this plugin comes into play. All you have to do is move the mail into the correct folder. All the rest in order to let the spam system know it made an error will be done automatically by this plugin. It watches for when you move the mail to some folder and acts accordingly. The advantage of this approach is that the mail ends up in the right target folder directly and needs not be touched twice.

PGP Moose / by Greg Rose <ggr@usenix.org> The aim of this software is to monitor the news postings of moderators of USENET newsgroups, and to automatically cancel forged messages purporting to be approved. This can be extended to the approvals of individual users to automatically cancel messages that appear without having been authorised by the user. This has (obviously) been prompted by the recent spammings and other events. This software and protocol is designed around cryptographic signatures. The protocol is designed to allow the use of different signature techniques. This implemention assumes the use of PGP signatures, but can be easily modified to use others, such as the Digital Signature Standard. PGP was chosen for its widespread availability around the world. PGP, the crux of the cryptographic software, was written by Phil Zimmermann <prz@acm.org>, who otherwise has nothing to do with this. The cryptographic framework was written by Greg Rose <ggr@usenix.org>, as were the INN news system hooks.

forkbomb is tool for stress testing. It can create many processes using fork(), bring up some zombies, allocate memory using realloc() and accesses this memory. It has different switches for fine-tuning operation. While classic fork() bomb is good only for fun and QA release testing, running multiple memory-eaters can be useful for determining maximum memory which can be given to servers (bind or squid) without taking machine down. You can test different operation systems with this tool and see how they are handling the load.