www.skarnet.org
Software
Up-to-date software
- skalibs
A set of general-purpose libraries used in building other skarnet.org
software.
- execline
A small scripting language, to be used in place of a shell in
non-interactive scripts.
- skadns
An asynchronous DNS client library.
- conn-tools
A collection of simple tools to handle reliable connections between
processes.
- infinity
A slashpackagified implementation of David Madore's Book of Infinity.
- SoulSpark
A NetSoul client, for Epita/Epitech students and staff.
- minnotify
A client and a server to implement general-purpose notification over the network.
- symtools
A collection of simple tools to handle symlinks gracefully.
- superstrip
A very aggressive ELF strip utility.
- skaembutils
Tiny portable utilities that I found missing from the
embutils.
- minutils
Tiny Linux-specific utilities that I found missing from the
embutils.
- minidentd
A small ident server.
- ucspilogd
A very, very small syslogd replacement.
- svscan-lock
A tiny patch to daemontools
to avoid multiple svscan instances on the same directory.
- djbdns-fwdzone
A patch to djbdns to allow
dnscache to
perform resolution or forwarding according to the query zone.
- nistp224-buffer
A patch to nistp224 to make
the main binaries use djb's buffer library instead of stdio.
- qmail-qmtproutes
An add-on to Russell Nelson's qmail-1.03-qmtpc patch for qmail. This one
allows you to send mail via QMTP using a qmtproutes file.
Obsolete or moved software
- pipe-tools
A package that implements checkpoints using named pipes. Very useful
to implement reliable service supervision. It works, but the current
version fails to link against the latest skalibs release. You need
an old version of skalibs - try 0.33. pipe-tools needs to
be rewritten from scratch; don't use it for now.
- skahttpd has been totally obsoleted by
fnord. If you wanted to use
skahttpd, now you want to use fnord.
- update-symlinks is now part of the
symtools package.
- qmail-local-mda is not packaged anymore. You can find
it here. It needs
seekablepipe to run; it is
part of the conn-tools package.
Notes