The scli package was written to address the need for small and
efficient command line utilities to monitor and configure network
devices and host systems. The scli package is based on the SNMP
management protocol. It utilizes a MIB compiler called smidump to
generate C stub code.
Maintainer Margarida Sequeira <niness@devilness.org>
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TCPreen is a simple tool to monitor and analyze data transmitted
between a client and a server via a TCP connection, it supports
both IPV4 and IPV6.
This tool focuses on the data stream (software/socket layer), not
on the lower level transmission protocol as packet sniffers do.
WWW: http://www.simphalempin.com/dev/tcpreen/
Submitted by Margarida Sequeira <niness@devilness.org>
Notable changes:
- Forwarding code for OpenBSD now fixed in the main distribution
- Minor fixes for pf-based NAT.
From maintainer, Jolan Luff <jolan@cryptonomicon.org>.
- get rid of X11/Xpm dependencies (not needed with -current gd)
- add graph generation example to man page (-c -d at the same time)
- open /dev/pf read-write, which is neccessary in 3.0
- change a counter to u_int64_t so it doesn't overflow
Thanks to wilfried@, Philipp Morger, Jolan Luff, Rodolphe Ortalo
for feedback.
+ Fixed warning in Net::DNS::RR::AUTOLOAD with perl 5.005.
+ Implemented autoloading of the RR subclasses. This provides a
good sized speed bump, particually for applications that are not
persisant.
+ Cleaned up a few things with CERT RRs.
+ Removed use of $' from RR.pm for effciency reasons. As a result,
for all RRs text following a ';' is considered a comment. This
was originally only done in RR/SOA.pm.
+ Added method caching to AUTOLOAD subroutines. This should provide
a modest speed bump.
+ The test suite has been greatly improved, though there is still
more to be done in this regard.
+ Added support for DNAME resource records.
+ Fixed edge case for queries that have no name.
+ Tighted up the regular expression used in Net::DNS::Resolver::cname_addr()
- When old Perl was used, the problem which cannot encode a password
correctly was corrected.
- UNIX Socket connection support.
- The version of Perl to demand was lowered to 5.004.
- Fixed the problem which cannot acquire the field with a length
of 16 bits or more.
- Fixed some uncanny typoes.
- Clean up patch logic.
- Mark as BROKEN for obvious incompleteness: Blindly builds as 32-bit/
little endian on all archs, doesn't honor CC/CXX/C(XX)FLAGS.
Tcpcat is a simple program that is like `cat' but it works over tcp
streams to allow you to cat from one host to another.
Maintainer: Margarida Sequeira <niness@devilness.org>
The IO::Socket::Multicast module subclasses IO::Socket::INET to enable
you to manipulate multicast groups. With this module (and an operating
system that supports multicasting), you will be able to receive incoming
multicast transmissions and generate your own outgoing multicast
packets.
IO::Interface adds object-methods to IO::Socket objects to allow
them to get and set operational characteristics of network interface
cards, such as IP addresses, net masks, and so forth. It is useful
for identifying runtime characteristics of cards, such as broadcast
addresses, and finding interfaces that satisfy certain criteria,
such as the ability to multicast.
I cannot test atm.
The label part of this patch is needed until I can figure completely what's
needed to support local labels longer than one digit on a.out arch's.
coding style, and features beginner's C code mistakes, such as incorrect
use of pointers, etc.
Needs a strong cleanup before this can be considered a real program again.
ok lebel@ and maintainer
- Fixed Net::DNS::mx() to work properly in scalar context.
- Fixed taint issue when Net::DNS::Resolver::nameservers() is passed
a hostname as an argument.
>From ChangeLog:
- security fix: long error message from ftp server could cause buffer overflow.
- fixed ftp:fix-pasv-address. Now the address should be fixed properly.
- handle HTTP `100 Continue' in any open mode.
- status line fixed: don't write a space to last screen column.
- security fix: check that addresses have proper length.
It transfers documents from HTTP, FTP, Gopher and optionaly from HTTPS (HTTP
over SSL) servers. Pavuk have optional GUI based on GTK+ widget set.
comments by jsyn@ and pval@
Now works on ELF archs thanks to additional patch from brad@
From CHANGES:
+ Ability to bind a port on which ettercap forwards the sniffed traffic
+ The -H option now supports range ip
+ NEW PLUGIN: lamia (become root of a switches spanning tree)
+ Updated the passive OS fingerprint database (825 records)
!! Fixed the -w options (openssl path related bug)
!! Fixed the conflicting options -Y and -a
!! Fixed the FindIface function under BSD
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Original patch from: Jacob Meuser <jakemsr@jakemsr.com>
This patch (which has been modified to also work
with older versions of OpenSSL) from: Daniel Stenberg <daniel@haxx.se>
'This is just the original 0.8.4 package. The 'a' was added after
version number in the package file just to make sure it's not confused
with the backdoored version.'
*) same checksum as non-backdoored version
*) gpg signature/fingerprint verified
*) I suck
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PluSHS allows a user to resolve the names of a single IP address or
entire network of addresses to maintain a "map" of the names that
comprise a certain network.
WWW: http://plushs.sourceforge.net
MAINTAINER= Jose Jimenez Garcia <pluf@wanadoo.es>
ports/net/resolv has turned into plushs
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arpd replies to any ARP request for an IP address matching the specified
destination net with the hardware MAC address of the specified
interface, but only after determining if another host already claims it.
Any IP address cliamed by arpd is eventually forgotten after a period of
inactivity or after a hard timeout, and is relinquished if the real
owner shows up.
This enables a single host to claim all unassigned addresses on a LAN
for network monitoring or simulation.
MAINTAINER= Jason Peel <jsyn@openbsd.org>
note that your /usr/include/net/pfvar.h must be >= 1.68, or this will
not work -- ports-current tracks -current.
tag-team with Srebrenko Sehic <haver@insecure.dk>
0.9 was released SHORTLY before 0.8.6 commit (unnoticed), public servers
rolled over after 0.8.6 commit and reared it's ugly incompatible head.
Fortunately it's a short upgrade path. *sigh*
This is an interum release, intended to return Net::DNS to CPAN,
and encourage new devopement. Version 2.0 is not far behind with
major changes including support for windows platforms, TSIG and
Net::DNS::Nameserver (a very simple nameserver).
Fixed the "defined(@array) is deprecated" message in DNS.pm under
perl 5.6.0 and greater.
Fixed a bug in the Net::DNS::Resolver->nextid method to ensure that
the query ID remains 16 bits.
From pkg/DESCR:
Contains Perl 5 modules SNMP_Session.pm and BER.pm, which, when used
together, provide rudimentary access to remote SNMP (v1) agents.
This module differs from existing SNMP packages in that it is completely
stand-alone, i.e. you don't need to have another SNMP package such as
CMU SNMP. It is also written entirely in Perl, so you don't have to
compile any C modules. It uses the Perl 5 Socket.pm module and should
therefore be very portable, even to non-Unix systems.
WWW: http://www.switch.ch/misc/leinen/snmp/perl/
