cap is a network capture utility designed specifically for DNS
traffic. It produces binary data in pcap(3) format, either on
standard output (by default) or in successive dump files (if the d
command line option is given.) This utility is similar to tcpdump(1),
but has finer grained packet recognition tailored to DNS transactions
and protocol options. dnscap is expected to be used for gathering
continuous research or audit traces.
SYNOPSIS
dnscap [-avf6] [-i if ...] [-l vlan ...] [-p port] [-m [quire]] [-h [ir]]
[-q host ...] [-r host ...] [-d base [-k cmd]] [-t lim] [-c lim]
WWW: http://public.oarci.net/tools/dnscap
cloc counts blank lines, comment lines, and physical lines of source
code in many programming languages.
cloc contains code from David Wheeler's SLOCCount and Damian Conway and
Abigail's Perl module Regexp::Common.
WWW: http://cloc.sourceforge.net/
Author: Al Danial <al.danial@gmail.com>
based on the Bittorrent protocol that is ideal for high-speed distribution of
large files that has a basic understanding of human friendships, of user
tastes in content, and of Internet connectivity between users. Torrent Swapper
supports simultaneous downloads, download queue, selected downloads in torrent
package, fast-resume, disk cache, speed limits, port mapping, proxy,
ip-filter, etc.
Features include:
* Amazon-like recommendations to get interesting files.
* Doubling the download speed by using the upload capacity of friends.
* Real-time P2P file sharing with P2P video streaming.
* Showing the locations of seeders / leechers of the same content with
city-level accuracy on a world map.
* Multiple downloads in a single window.
* Queueing system with priority.
* Supporing pause, stop, resume, queue, remove operations.
* Supporting global setting such as upload and download limiting.
* Supporting local setting for each torrent as well.
WWW: http://bit-torrent.sourceforge.net/
peer-to-peer (p2p) network. A p2p network is structural different to a
server-computer structure, where every user downloads its files from one
central server. Within p2p the user/downloader becomes also an uploader to the
next user. In this way there is no central computer that provides every file
to all users.
WWW: http://www.tribler.org/
- Use OpenSSL from the ports (the new version makes additional functionality
to be compiled, which enables future - 2 right now - ports to work).
PR: ports/112131
Submitted by: alepulver (myself)
Approved by: mnag (maintainer, timeout)
of the port include:
- Initial support for "disk overlays", enabling rollback of
emulated disk contents.
- Bug fixes to dyntrans and other modules.
- GDB debugging stub support, some dummy and experimentals CPUs
and machine modes have been removed.
- Landisk emulation now runs OpenBSD/landisk.
- Install opengl_spectrum visualization plugin, it builds and works fine
- Since we're doing FOO_PLUGINS+= ..., separate initial values with spaces,
not commas, for consistency
- Remove useless `-esound' suffix, esound is no more special than any other
output method these days
- Drop unsupported hashes from distinfo
Approved by: maintainer timeout (5+ weeks)
