Git is an interpreter for the Glulx virtual machine. Its main
goal in life is to be fast. It's about five times faster than
Glulxe, and about twice as fast as Frotz (using the same Inform
source compiled for the Z-machine).
This includes:
- setting umask to default setting
- show build information per variable (new -Q option for pkg_info)
- check IGNORE_RECOMMENDED setting
The version is now 20040508
Also obey additional bits of CONFIGURE_ENV when configuring libnbcompat.
- fix hardcode of SSLBASE so it _should_ be more portable now
Changelog for hydra
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Release v4.0
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#
# This is a summary of changes of the D1 to D5 beta releases and shows
# what makes v4.0 different from 3.1.
# Have fun. Lots of it.
#
# By the way: I need someone to program a nice GTK frontend for hydra,
# would YOU like to do that and receive the fame? Send an email to vh@thc.org !
#
* For the first time there is not only a UNIX/source release but additionally:
! Windows release (cygwin compile with dll's)
! PalmPilot release
! ARM processor release (for all your Zaurus, iPaq etc. running Linux)
* There are new service attack module:
! ms-sql
! sap r/3 (requires a library)
! ssh v2 (requires a library)
* Enhancements/Fixes to service attack modules:
! vnc module didnt work correctly, fixed
! mysql module supports newer versions now
! http module received a minor fix and has better virtual host support now
! http-proxy supports now an optional URL
! socks5 checks now for false positives and daemons without authentication
* The core code (hydra.c) was rewritten from scratch
! rewrote the internal distribution functions from scratch. code is now
safer, less error prone, easier to read.
! multiple target support rewritten which now includes intelligent load
balancing based on success, error and load rate
! intelligently detect maximum connect numbers for services (per server if
multiple targets are used)
! intelligent restore file writing
! Faster (up to 15%)
! Full Cygwin and Cygwin IPv6 support
* added new tool: pw-inspector - it can be used to just try passwords which
matches the target's password policy
taskbar is a small utility for X11 that displays a taskbar. It is used
with a window manager supporting EWMH (enhanced window manager hints).
It provides a customizable start menu for launching programs. And
it has a taskbar notification area with tooltip support (via plugins).
The docking taskbar can be aligned to the bottom or top of screen.
taskbar has the ability to load a set of plugins which will be
displayed on the right side of the bar (i.e. the 'tray'). It
includes a clock display plugin and a hardware sensor plugin for
Linux kernel 2.6 (using the /sys interface).
TODO:
add option for --enable-xft
(even when not buildlinked, it was linked to libXft)
get rid of sensor support under NetBSD or make it work?
(remove sensor from DESCR)
what provides background.pc so it can be built with that support?
fbpanel is lightweight GTK2-based, customizable desktop panel which
provides graphical information and feedback about desktop activity
and allows interaction with a NETWM-compliant window manager.
It includes a taskbar, pager, buttons for launching applications,
clock, system tray and more.
TODO: make build under Linux.
0.1.2:
With this release you can finally use network with Darwin PPC / Mac OS X
clients (but still only with Linux as host).
* PROM: fixed: "seek > 2^32 not impl".
* JITC: fixed mmio with overlapping pages (should fix "mac os crashes
when idle")
* numpad keys mapped
* (Win32) fixed: "'" key wasn't mapped
* (Win32) fixed: F8 key wasn't mapped
* (Win32) fixed: crash when unknown keys in F11 mode pressed
* 3c90x: added MII support, some bugs fixed
0.1.1:
* (Win32) fixed: '=' key wasn't mapped
* fixed: "JITC Error: cannot read page-table"
* fixes for older BootX (for Mac OS X 10.0 and 10.1)
* FPU: fixed fmaddx and friends (That means your Finder will no longer
crash-loop)
* gcard: 1024x768x32 mode wasn't useable
* io registers weren't zero extended on byte or half accesses (aka
"[IO/IDE] <Error> command 'ffffffa1' not impl")
* compiles now also with gcc 2.95
* boots debian for PowerPC
pkgsrc changes:
o Make this build in NetBSD 2.0. I've disabled some functions of
3c90x/if_posix.cc for now, until we know what do there, read TODO.
o Use CONF_FILES to install the example config file.
o Add missing USE_BUILDLINK3 and USE_X11.
o Finish PLIST.
o And more...
Anyone able to try it with a MacOSX image in NetBSD now? :)
0.5.0 -- "The two-headed monster"
- Properly unmap mini-windows if their client vanishes
- New ignoreSkipTaskbar configuration option (general section) to make
skippy ignore application's requests to hide from the taskbar
- Fix for weird condition grouping Gimp (and most likely others as well)
- Escape button closes the Skippy window and restores focus
- Restore the window stacking order after snapping windows
- Fixed sticky / omnipresent windows when using a GNOME WM Spec WM.
- Added "useNETWMFullscreen" boolean to the config's [general] section.
Set it to false if your WM doesn't handle _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN
corectly (option doesn't do anything if your WM doesn't support
this state)
- In case of Xinerama, show only windows that are at least partially visible
on the current head (use the new Shift modifier to show windows from all
heads). Shift / non-shift behaviour can be toggled in ~/.skippyrc by
setting the 'showAll' option to 'true' in the [xinerama] section.
- Added basic Xinerama support. Skippy will only show itself on head that
the mouse is on.
This changed the distname too.
Check for NetBSD instead of /usr/bin/nroff for depending
on groff.
Add patch-ad and set up Makefile to allow working with db4
(if is BDB_TYPE).
Honor --mandir configure option in patches/patch-ac
so can have custom man directory.
- sniff, spoof
- clients, servers
- DNS, FTP, HTTP, IRC, NNTP, SMTP, SNMP, SYSLOG, TELNET, TFTP
- scan, ping, traceroute
- etc.
Netwox contains over 150 tools using network library netwib. Some tools are
only a simplified implementation, while others are very sophisticated.
- network functionalities :
+ address conversion
+ udp/tcp clients/servers
+ packet encoding/decoding/displaying
+ spoofing
+ sniffing
+ etc.
- and general functionalities :
+ data conversion
+ linked list, hash
+ portable threads
+ etc.
Using all these functions, a network program can be quickly created.
